by Bertrand Brown (Author)
Included in this remarkable anthology of African American short stories is a rich, cultural mixture of the assortment of African American experiences we are confronted with in our daily lives. From the disenchantment of recent high school basketball phenom Malik Sorvino to Aunt Mattie's retirement which suddenly has her experiencing motherhood again for not one but five children at the ripe of old age of sixty. These remarkable stories so rich in our day-to-day experiences as Black folks are sure to make you laugh and cry as you go into each unique tale. Make sure you are fastened in safely before you begin this tumultuous journey into our lives.
Author Biography
Bertrand Brown is from New York City. A former elementary and middle school teacher he currently resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he writes full time.