Well Considered–“A profoundly memorable and affecting novel”–Robert Fleming, AALBC.com
Available at Busboys and Poets Bookstore, TeachingForChange.org, iUniverse.com, BarnesAndNoble.com, Amazon.com, and other online bookstores and by phone at 1-800-288-4677.Reviews for Well Considered: Click to see full review or hover for summary
Cologne No. 10 For Men – “A superb novel of the Vietnam war…compares favorably with CATCH-22 and M.A.S.H. The writing crackles with authenticity.” —Writer’s Digest
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Richard Peabody, Editor of Gargoyle Magazine
"I love the way Wilfred recycles the bodies. That's fabulous stuff with a direct line to Heller's Catch-22 and perfectly captures the insanity of the Vietnam War."Skytroopers CD – Songs of war, peace and love from Vietnam, written by Richard Morris in 1967 in Vietnam, and recorded in 2007.
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Tag Archives: Sundown Towns
A Space of Their Own
On Saturday April 28, I took a bus tour in Prince George’s County, Maryland (just east of Washington, D.C.) sponsored by the Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center (PGAAMCC), of North Brentwood, MD. The tour was entitled “A … Continue reading
Posted in Relating to other writing, Relating to Well Considered, the novel
Tagged African American Museum, Brentwood, Eagle Harbor, Fairmount Heights, Glenarden, Glenarden Historical Society, James Loewen, North Brentwood, PGAAMCC, PGAAMCC Book Club, Prince George's County African American Museum, Sundown Towns, Town of Fairmount Heightss
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Is this the New Year?
Many of us who are connected with schools in some way think of September as the New Year. I am now experiencing a new kind of “New Year.” A year ago I had just changed my official website to WordPress … Continue reading
Posted in Relating to Cologne No. 10 for Men, Relating to Well Considered, the novel
Tagged Bone Dogs, Busboys & Poets Hyattsville, Capital Bookfest, Child of the Civil Rights Movement, Dolen Perkins-Valdez, James W. Loewen, Kensington International Day of the Book, Kwame Alexander, Light Ruck, Paula Young Shelton, putting books on Kindle, Roger Skipper, Sundown Towns, Teaching for Change Bookstore, Tear Down The Mountain, The Baptism of Billy Bean, Tom Lacombe, Wandering Souls, Wayne Karlin, Wench: A Novel
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James W. Loewen at Busboys & Poets
Sales have passed 1.5 million copies for James Loewen’s book, Lies My Teacher Told Me. His book Sundown Towns gives a shocking portrait of racism throughout the country, of white people refusing to let those of other races and religions live in … Continue reading
