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Originally published in 1995, this introspective memoir explores Obama's quest for identity and the meaning of community. Put the pundits aside and read this insightful, thought-provoking, and uniquely American story.
In The Burning Room Michael Connelly has scored again. He has written more than 15 novels featuring the world-weary Hieronymus Bosch. And unlike most writers of series he has never gone stale, or resorted to phoning it in. In The Burning Room, Bosch now nearing retirement is paired with a young detective, new to the job. How Bosch schools the green cop is as enjoyable as watching them unravel the murder. If you haven't read Connelly this is a good place to start. I have read all his books, and found them all most enjoyable.
I first discovered Cam through a video a friend shared with me, and knew immediately that I had to have his book. I wasn't wrong.
Transit made my heart pound and sent shivers across my entire body and all the other cliché reactions to a thing so moving and even now I feel myself tearing up just thinking about it. Lyrically beautiful and profoundly harrowing, every word carries the weight of the struggles of being a queer black person in America today. A modern masterpiece that is not to be missed.
