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Short Prose, Poetic

By James Baldwin. Written in 1895.

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Simultaneously touching and gritty, "You Ain't Hungry Until I'm Starving" promotes peace and equality by offering unique insight into some of the most complicated issues of our time. "The secret is - there really is no secret!" Growing up an African-American man with some Native American ancestry, Buggs has been gifted with a broad and unbiased view of race relations in America. Never one to shy away from the harsh realities of life, he instead chooses to redirect our human confusion and frustration toward finding amicable solutions that express the best of humanity. This book serves to fulfill our deepest inner cravings and provide much needed nutrition for the soul. Buggs' poetic approach brings people together with a deeper understanding and appreciation of the glory of life itself. Below you find some chapters of the book. Vid Lamonte’ Buggs Jr is the author of You Ain’t Hungry Until I’m Starving.Copyright © 2015 vids-world.com. Copyright © 2015 4-U-NiquePublishing.com. Material is copyrighted but free to repost with proper listed credit, including our website addresses.

This is my manifesto. My deepest thoughts and my position on the world I grew in. America. I want to personally thank anyone who takes the time to read this whether you agree or disagree please try to atleast understand. Thank you Check back for updates

Angela is at odds with her husband Zeke, simply over the plight of Black manhood. After a long day of her own, she confronts him about his lack of reciprocity when it comes to laying his burdens on her, while not allowing her the same salvation.

Originally written by James Baldwin in 1964. This group has rewritten this play in a prose setting from the point of view of Juanita. One of the main characters in this play. Take a look into the death of Richard through his childhood friend's point of view. What does this mean? How does the story change?

The City of Love is bound to be merciless. After all, it is not love if you are able to acquire it. It is merely possession. Ironic, seeing as possessions seem to generally be out of David and Giovanni's reach. This is a story about what could've been. What should've been. It's a dare to hope for a better future, or maybe just a different one, for David and Giovanni. One where they might end up happy, if fate permits it. A/N: This is a fanfiction!!! The characters are not mine, they are from Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin. The ending just made me so sad, I decided to readapt it and write them a different ending. THERE MIGHT BE SPOILERS SO DON'T COME FOR ME IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE BOOK.

By James Baldwin This book was converted from its physical edition to the digital format by a community of volunteers.

book of essays and literary analysis

This compilation of poems and short stories were inspired by Harlem Renaissance artists such as: Langston Hughes, Zora Neale-Hurston, Claude McKay, Lorraine Hansberry, Countee Cullen, W.E.B Du Bois, James Baldwin and countless others. Their influence on and off the page helped shape who I am as an African-American. My work is solely a reflection of multiple aspects of my life and sometimes I will use images that coincide with my subject matter. My poems and short stories "tell it like it is". I'm not trying to throw shade. I'm just speaking my truth.