Apr 16 2010
Jan 06 2009
Kessies Tales
A Children’s Book written by Kitty Wilson Evans and Lucinda Dunn and Illustrated by me.
The book,Kessie’s Tales: The Adventures of an African-American Slave Girl in South Carolina, by Kitty Wilson-Evans and Lucinda R. Dunn with illustrations by Jason Curry, introduces youngsters (ages 9 & up) to a long neglected chapter in the history of enslaved Africans in America — from a child’s point of view. Written in the tradition of oral storytelling,this touching story carries young readers back into the early 19th century, into a time where African-Americans were slaves. Though serious in intent, this story has a lighthearted spirit that keeps youngsters,and even adults, eager for the next adventure. Based on the fictional character created by author Kitty Wilson-Evans, Kessie’s Tales provides parents and teachers with a gentle way to help youngsters understand; get classroom discussions going about a painful era in American history and its repercussions for today.
here’s the link to purchase:
http://www.amazon.com/Kessies-Tale-Adventures-African-American-Carolina/dp/0981900704/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231192187&sr=8-1
http://www.kessiestales.com
For Book Signings: http://www.dunndealpublishing.com
Jan 02 2009
Obama Tshirts–Fresh for 2009…
Yo, there are a LOT of wack Obama shirts out there. People are just drawing stick figures and placing the word Obama beneath it and selling it. Dont’t be the jackass with the wack shirt. Buy these. You wont get these anywhere else. Designed by Yours Truly with my man Michael Kitchen from “the Sol Kitchen” fame, these prints are limited to 50 garments (each style). Getem’ cause they HOT. And you support President Obama.
http://thesolkitchen.
USE THIS COUPON TO RECEIVE 20% OFF—receive 20% off til 1/16/09
Coupon code: NEW19
Nov 26 2008
T Pain Must Die…Now…
Please…stop it…i cant take it….
This hip hop fad is all too familiar. Remember the “Diggity Iggity Copycat” phenom? Well its back in the form of the hood ” Cat in the Hat”.
Oct 19 2008
Secret Machines
Band: Secret Machines
Album: Secret Machines
Year: 2008
Verdict: Pretty Darn Good
The Good:
It has elements of shoegaze and prog rock, which are 2 genres I love.
The 1st song reminds me of a David Bowie song
The drums are colossal
they revive the 8 minute song
The Bad:
Homie’s voice is annoying some of the time
