African American Ghost

Odysseus Johnson dreams of musical stardom for his three sons: Roman, the rebel, more interested in being a teenager than a performer; Rocco, arguably the most talented of the bunch, but different in a way the world doesn’t understand; and dutiful River, the youngest, who dreams of fame just like his dad. Driving back from another failed audition in Detroit, the Johnson boys come upon the ghost of Christmas Jones the Third, an ebullient, if lonely, young Black orphan who carries the scars of a horrific past as a minstrel sensation.

If it’s the paranormal and out of the ordinary activity that gets your blood going; then “Prisoners of the Grave” is just the book for you. There is a little bit of everything in this tale of the old Pauly Jail aka Bullock County Jail Museum. There is the history behind the jail, stories about two of the famous hauntings by J.W. Mann and Aberdeen Johnson. You will even get a brief history lesson into the early days of the Southern USA states following the Civil War. As well as a history of the Criminal Justice system from the early years of the Great Depression up through the Civil ...

Take an adventure through haunted railways and underground railroads where the ghosts are happy to greet anyone willing to pass them by. Visitor's report disembodied voices, the feeling of being touched and creepy entities with one very prominent dark shadow figure who shows up in his top hat. This haunted attraction was voted second best Autumn Road Trips in AAA Car and Travel Magazine.

During the board meeting of the prestigious smartphone company Bluenak, a senior executive, filmed by one of his peers, rushes at one of his colleagues and tries to strangle him, as if possessed. It will take seven men to subdue him before he dies of a heart attack. On his way to California to investigate a biotech company, Vick Lempereur has no idea that he will have to face the most formidable opponent that has ever crossed his path, nor that this trail will finally lead him to Bluenak. In order to survive, physical and supernatural help will not be too much to ask for—that of the New ...

Fear and terror grip a small Southern town when a cheerleader goes missing. Ginny Westbrook, a budding journalist, seeks out the killer even as she searches for her own identity. Digging too deeply and stumbling upon a string of missing girls, she clashes with a serial killer who harbors a hate of interracial relationships and has a passion for nursery rhymes. Are the strange occurrences those of the occult or just coincidence?

Most of us know that our history is plagued by atrocious acts of slavery, racism, and discrimination. What many people don’t fully consider is the perpetuation of subconscious beliefs about race. This belief that racial discrimination is acceptable has been handed down in our culture from one generation to another. The unchecked spread of racism serves only to corrupt the human rights of all racialized people.