Drums That Dance In The Dark (Book) - 4/20/2009 4:04:32 PM
This play and performance, set explicitly by the author in no specific place or time, extols the pain of a culture through its focus on the right, and consequences, of dance. At times heartfelt or ironic, it dwells on the existentialist nature of life in the every-village of Africa, and the struggle within classes and families for the right to express and ultimately sacrifice. It is through works such as these that non-Africans can get some sense of the real Africa, that exists behind the orientalized impressions of Africa as colony or periphery. What may be seen by some readers as arbitrary results disconnected from actors is really the expression of culture through more classical language, akin to the Greek Tragic experience.
Stairway To Heaven (Short Story) - 12/13/2008 10:34:01 AM
I think this is a good message that has been lost in the run up to Christmas.
Watch your speed folks!
How To: Kill Your Mother (Article) - 12/13/2008 10:39:34 AM
I have read "Drums..." but when is the next installment? I quite liked it; could not put it down till I was through.
If "Confluence is anything like Drums thta dance in the dark" I would like to get my hands on it too.
How soon can we expect to buy "Confluence"?
Confluence: Bubbles of Passion {part one} (Poetry) - 10/7/2008 7:43:36 AM
God has given you a gift.
Now let's have more poetry.
Check out my website for ideas.
God Bless!
