Bøger af Nathan Alexander

This installment of Young, Black, Talented and Alone picks up where Chapter 1: The First Love left off. It's a couple of years later and Al thinks that his life is heading in the right direction. Or is it? He meets Kaci, a gorgeous woman whom men would call a "trophy chick." You know, a woman who is absolutely stunning and has been told that forever, because men keep gassing that head up, causing her to believe it, but underneath that beautiful surface, what does she really have to offer? Things escalate quickly, starting from the first meeting in the parking lot, to a surprise ending that Al definitely did not see coming. A must-read and a book which asks the questions to the ladies out there: At one point, were YOU ever considered a trophy chick? How did it end for you?

This is the first historical analysis of the racial views of atheists and freethinkers. Focusing on Britain and the United States in the second half of the nineteenth century, it covers racial and evolutionary science, imperialism, slavery and segregation in the United States, immigration debates and racial prejudice in theory and practice. -- .

How committed are you to your mental health? Everybody has a story, with true events and very real consequences. But not everyone has the added variable of mental illness to contend with. Bipolar Intrigue tackles the difficult subject of mental illness, specifically bipolar disorder, and the vital role that people's commitment to their mental health plays in their ability to function and even thrive. The book includes the author's own experience with bipolar disorder, from his childhood to adulthood and around the globe. It chronicles the extreme behaviors, vivid nightmares, cruel consequences, and the fear and darkness experienced by those struggling with mental illness. Bipolar Intrigue is also a true story of commitment; a story of standing tall in the face of hopelessness, defining one's faith, salvaging one's soul, and beginning the process of living again.