Böcker av Curtis Jackson

How many real opportunities an individual can obtain to living a responsible and content life? Possibly, at least, for the number of colors in the world. Here is a coloring book for a wide variety of readers and colorists. It is a publication celebrating how valuable chances are for us coupling with upbuilding qualities and attributes. After the personal process of coloring the pictures, the impact of them might linger onward towards a promising future.

Waiting for Regina is a heart-warming, beautiful and disconcertingly reflective book. The novel is composing from a short story written by the same author. Presenting as a long and eloquent letter from a friend, Mispha, a dark girl from a Haitian-Jamaican black family, writes to her close childhood companion. She is Regina whose "brown sugar" skin is a lighter shade. Both are in their teen years. This book is basing during the heydays of the latter 1980's. Racism, bullying, interracial marriage, abuse, and loss of life are just a few of the various themes treated and touched upon in this book. Unexpecting expiry is one of the underlying issues of the first time novel citing in the early chapters regarding the bereavements of relatives in both of the girl's families. The publication is well written and gives a nostalgic and almost a warm feeling to it.

Wearing the Thought is Curtis Jackson's auspicious follow-up to his memoir, The Deserting Character Artist. It is filled with a rich serving of his graphic images, cartoons, and photography on apparel and coffee mugs. The publication is a-lifting with his indelible and introspective commentary. Some of Jackson's designs are bottling messages reflective of our modern times leaving the door open for ceaseless discussions and a window unlatched for a hopeful future.

Curtis on the News commentary blog site initiated in August 2008. It was discontinuing in September 2013. Then as millions of blog sites before and after, it was deleted from Google-Blogger universe in late 2014. Before it was sent into the online black hole soon to be forgotten, a book project based on the blog site postings began. This unfinished chronicle of blog 'journalism' is the result of that project. A publication including a collection of relative themed, blog articles from 2008-2013, infused in separate chapters.The book features updates on blog postings and the author's notes. In this volume, the author shares his life experiences including economic hardships during his news blogging years. Mr. Jackson reflects on his hope for human society well-being and future, aspirations you might find relative to your vital concerns.