Charles Harvey Boeken

Antoine Rucker navigates a complex dual existence as a promising IT executive by day and a street hustler by night near Bulldogs Bar. Despite his intelligence and success as a Morehouse College graduate poised for a CIO position, he is drawn to the streets and the troubled souls he encounters. The narrative explores his internal struggles, the allure of his nightlife, and the potential consequences of his choices, questioning whether he can escape his past and find redemption.

This book provides a remarkably revealing picture of your total personality, by going beyond the simple twelve Sun signs and combining them with the twelve Moon signs. Sun Sign, Moon Sign gives you a deeper insight into your own-and your friends' and family's-true personality, and leaves you truly astounded at just how accurate astrology can be!

Focusing on the social and political contributions of William Morris, this book delves into his artistic talents while exploring his influence on various fields, including art, design, literature, and socialism. It highlights how Morris's life and works continue to inspire new generations of scholars and enthusiasts across diverse traditions.

This work presents transcripts of seminars given by the late Charles Harvey at the Centre for Psychological Astrology in London.

Set in a unique backdrop where an undertaker runs a BBQ café and mortuary, the story reimagines the classic tale of redemption. The protagonist, Ebenezer Jenkins, experiences three unsettling dreams that inspire him to change his stingy ways. Adding humor, two lively characters interpret his dreams and play the lottery with their meanings. With elements of comedy, heartfelt moments, and a nod to the original narrative, this retelling promises laughter alongside the familiar themes of generosity and transformation.

Exploring the intersection of the Sacred and the Profane, this collection of poems challenges readers to engage deeply with its themes. It invites a journey through complex emotions and ideas, demanding more than superficial understanding. The verses confront the taboo, appealing to those unafraid to navigate the intricate nuances that lie between acceptance and offense.

Exploring the rich tapestry of African-American LGBT experiences, this collection of stories delves into the lives of characters as they navigate love, humor, and the unique challenges they face. Each narrative offers a captivating glimpse into their journeys, highlighting the complexities and nuances of their identities and relationships.

Through a series of poignant letters, Promise Goodday reveals her harrowing twenty-year experience in a mental institution called Rust Hills, where she endures abuse and questionable treatments. Addressed to her childhood friend Lakeisha Ann, these letters blend dark humor with the pain of her reality, exploring themes of confinement, trauma, and the quest for redemption. Central to her narrative is the mysterious Astroworld, a symbol of either a real escape or a fantastical refuge that guides her throughout her tumultuous journey.

Urban Tales immerses readers in the vibrant essence of city life, showcasing the humor, love, and desires that define urban experiences. Each story captures the intricacies of human connections and the unique art of navigating the complexities of city living, revealing the hidden moments and secret rendezvous that thrive in bustling landscapes. This collection is a celebration of the diverse humanity that flourishes in urban settings.