Love, Black Love

Politics & Social Sciences

Davis, George

Social Sciences

Anchor Press

Examines the personal and professional struggles, frustrations, and rewards of Black men and women attempting to succeed in the corporate mainstream of American business

Black Life in Corporate America: Swimming in the Mainstream

Business & Money

Watson, Glegg

Biography & History

Anchor Books

Black Life in Corporate America

Anchor

This is the 40th Anniversary Edition of the 1972 novel upon which the Academy Award-winning, Jane Fonda, Vietnam War film of the same name was loosely based. It has maintained a following over the years, in part, because it captures the physical and psychological landscape of the war zone and home front during the Vietnam War. In the Introduction to an edition published 10 years later, Mel Watkins of the New York Times Book Review wrote: âGeorge Davis wrote a novel that stripped away the transient political pieties with which the issue of Vietnam was too often laden and provided a deeper. . . more lasting revelationâ In the Book Review, Peter Rand called it âour war novel.â In The Nation, Jerry Bryant wrote: âthis is one of the few novels I have read recently in which I have faintly perceived a subliminal stirring. I wonder what George Davis will produce next.â Davis has authored other books and much journalism in a style which he calls âholistic realism,â the idea that we have not only a physical but a spiritual existence. In his works, readers experience the movement of spirits as âsubliminal stirring.â The experience began in this landmark action novel that is alive now as it was 40 years ago.

Coming home

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Random House]

Structural Geology of Rocks and Regions

Science & Math

Earth Sciences

John Wiley and Sons Ltd.

A historical sketch of Sturbridge and Southbridge

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

A Historical Sketch Of Sturbridge And Southbridge

History

Kessinger Publishing

Whether coveted as a roadmap to the mysteries of the soul or used as a fun-filled guide for achieving love, success, and fortune, the ancient art of astrology has intrigued and entertained millions of African Americans. The very first astrology book written by African Americans for Affrican Americans, Soul Vibrations will bring you Closer to yourself and to African-American history and culture. Inside you will find the keys to:
• Searching for a soul mate
• Identifying with the astrological qualities that made Oprah Winfrey,
Rosa Parks, Bill Cosby, and hundreds of other African Americans so successful
• Finding the most compatible partner
• Understanding why your relationships with certain people work-and don't work
• and more...Soul Vibrations is a fun-filled guide to the zodiac that explains, in detail, the legacy and characteristics of each sign. Providing essential wisdom about love and compatibility, Soul Vibrations is spiced with AfricanAmerican folk and street lore and a cavalcade of eminent personalities. From Nat Turner to Tina Turner and Michael Jordan to Janet Jackson, here are the fascinating stories of African Americans, their achievements, and the sun sign traits that give terrific insights into their lives -- and yours. Witty and Wise, Soul Vibrations reveals the age-old relationship among the stars, the African-American experience, and you.

Soul Vibrations: Astrology for African-Americans

Religion & Spirituality

Matthews, Gilda

New Age & Spirituality

Harper-perennial

Between 1994 and 1997 George Davis interviewed more than two hundred people with a simple purpose: to find out how they felt about sex and love, not in the abstract, but as they really are experienced by a broad cross section of African Americans. This fascinating survey of emotional lives and love affairs uncovers a suprising and powerful collection of cultural and racial factors that make up love today. 
Tender, angry, poignant, and always real, Love Lessons tells the stories of men and women as young as fifteen and as old as eighty. Whether middle-class or poor, living in the country or in the projects, and whether in love fleetingly or eternally, the people in Love Lessons give us an unforgettable look at the complicated mix of expectations and dreams, myths and realities that have shaped their views of sex, love, and marriage as well as their thoughts on being alone -- and being courageous.

Love Lessons: African Americans And Sex, Romance, And Marriage In The Nineties

Self-Help

Relationships

This is the 40th Anniversary Edition of the 1972 novel upon which the Academy Award-winning, Jane Fonda, Vietnam War film of the same name was loosely based. It has maintained a following over the years, in part, because it captures the physical and psychological landscape of the war zone and home front during the Vietnam War.   In the Introduction to an edition published 10 years later, Mel Watkins of the New York Times Book Review wrote: “George Davis wrote a novel that stripped away the transient political pieties with which the issue of Vietnam was too often laden and provided a deeper. . . more lasting revelation”  In the Book Review, Peter Rand called it “our war novel.” In The Nation, Jerry Bryant wrote: “this is one of the few novels I have read recently in which I have faintly perceived a subliminal stirring.  I wonder what George Davis will produce next.”  Davis has authored other books and much journalism in a style which he calls “holistic realism,” the idea that we have not only a physical but a spiritual existence.  In his works, readers experience the movement of spirits as “subliminal stirring.” The experience began in this landmark action novel that is alive now as it was 40 years ago.

Coming Home (Howard University Press Library of Contemporary Literature)

United States

Howard Univ Pr

In this book you will discover that the greatest hindrance to walking in Gods best is not other people, not the system, or even the devilit is their own selves. You will learn strategies for winning the battle of the mind, how to deal with the double trouble of envy and jealousy, the steps to conquering the fear of rejection and the fear of failure, the keys to transformation and changeplus much more. Says the author, Its natural to look for our problems externally and point the finger of blame, but the person who accomplishes great things for God is the one whose prayer becomes, Lord, Save Me from ME!

Lord Save Me from Me!: How to Win the Battle Within

Christian Books & Bibles

Lifebridge Books

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