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Alan Sakowitz’s book arrived on my doorstep just as I began to digest the whole Bernie Madoff reality. I was confused: how can a man swindle folk out of a billion dollars and end up in jail? How does one like Madoff NOT plan for the get-a-way day? How does a man with a billion dollars …
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Perhaps Nadalina could have rescued The Life and Thoughts of Shaun Pascal from imminent obscurity, but this internal love affair fails because Ugezene is unable to transcend his own limited ideology of life, people, spaces and places, in order to reflect more deeply, to examine with passion. As a result, all we really get is a distillated abstraction of …
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This list merely reflects the collection of books reviewed at PNR for the year 2010. As for how I graded the books, I did not bother with genre, nor did I focus too much on presentation, but rather the content of the book and the value of the overall message. That stated, while some books may’ve …
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Push Nevahda talks to Mrs. Shirley Everett
Samara King Presents: Erotic Romance/SK MINIs Hot To The Touch has no plot, so I’ll do the best I can to explain the essence of this mini novella: Belinda Gilles is a gold-digging opportunist who marries a rich fella for comfort, prestige and the glamorous life. Meanwhile, an old paramour resurfaces and spins her memory …
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Push Nevahda talks to Robert E. Seeley
Dwayne & Chyna @ Mr. Mikes, Detroit MI I’d personally note R. Kelly – along with the rappers – as one of few artists to have fully grasped the tragicomic experiences of black ghetto life. For Kelly, the dance club serves as an alternative to the dangerous and frightening imminence of soul-death and ghetto-murder. Shuckin’, …
Push Nevahda talks to Dr. Kenneth McDaniel
Push Nevahda talks to Sandra Turner Barnes
what about the kennedys 
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