Tag: black history month

REVIEWING “DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS”: THE BLACK DETECTIVE STRAIGHT OUT OF THE MEAN STREETS OF L.A.

Posted on February 16, 2021 by jameswriteshislines

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Book Reviewed: Devil in a Blue Dress by Walter Mosley Genre: series mystery Publisher: Norton in 1990, then Washington Square Press in 2002 ($16.99 for the paperback) So here’s another book I read in the spirit of Black History Month, and this one took a little bit longer… Continue Reading “REVIEWING “DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS”: THE BLACK DETECTIVE STRAIGHT OUT OF THE MEAN STREETS OF L.A.”

Category: James' Blog, Reviews, WritersTags: black hero, black history month, book review, crime, detective, easy rawlins, gritty, mystery, vintage crime, walter mosley, writing

REVIEWING “MARCH: BOOK 1”: THE FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS

Posted on February 4, 2021 by jameswriteshislines

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Book Reviewed: March: Book 1 by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin, illustrated by Nate Powell Genre: Autobiographical comics Publisher: Top Shelf Productions in 2013 ($14.95 for the paperback) Here we are in the month of February, day four to be exact, and I felt… Continue Reading “REVIEWING “MARCH: BOOK 1”: THE FIGHT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS”

Category: Comic Books, James' Blog, ReviewsTags: african american, black history, black history month, book, book review, books, civil rights, comic book, comics, congress, graphic novel, john lewis, martin luther king