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|  | | Cell Tales: Recollections of a Correctional Educator
This book covers my first twenty-five years working in correctional education. This eclectic journey is filled with humor, pathos and wonderment. Cell Tales presents a perspective of prison culture seldom experienced.
| |  | | Ten on Tin: My McKinley Street Years
The book covers my life from age 5 to 15 in Lynchburg, Virginia. It is a comical yet thought-provoking coming of age story in the segregated South.
| |  | | Three More on Tin
Three More on Tin is the sequel to Ten on Tin, an autobiography of my growing up in Lynchburg, Virginia during the modern civil rights movement.
For anyone wanting to read an insightful, thought-provoking, humorous, and slightly self-deprecating book about an African-American teenager, you are in for a treat. i>Three More on Tin/i> is a collection of experiences that lets you experience the mind of a teenager who deals with life in an "economically challenged" neighborhood.
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