Lot Of Books About American Minstrels & True Stories of The Minstrel Show

-Men in Blackface by Seymour Stark published by Xlibris copyright 2000. Page corner previously folded some highlighting throughout the book. Overall in good condition. -Gentlemen Be Seated a Parade of American Minstrels by Dailey Paskman published by Clarkson N. Potter Inc. copyright 1976. Former library book. Pages are separating from the spine of the book especially in the front.

Lot Of Books About American Minstrels & True Stories of The Minstrel Show

-Men in Blackface by Seymour Stark published by Xlibris copyright 2000. Page corner previously folded some highlighting throughout the book. Overall in good condition. -Gentlemen Be Seated a Parade of American Minstrels by Dailey Paskman published by Clarkson N. Potter Inc. copyright 1976. Former library book. Pages are separating from the spine of the book especially in the front.

Social X softcover fiction novel by Ondre’ Tokai

My ode to American Psycho. A psychopath lies his way onto a reality show much like Mtv’s The Real World but more extreme and less censored since it’s on a pay cable network. With lots of dark humor, it’s my take on the dangers of stereotypes on television, especially on reality television shows. It’s told through the eyes of Derek Kingman, a man trying to escape his jaded past. As the story progresses and so does the debauchery, Derek slowly starts to unravel until he reaches his breaking point and lets his nothingface out of its “cage”. The result, is the number one rated television show of all time when he keeps the live feed going while the world witnesses his atrocities. I have at least a dozen copies left, I’ll sign them and even write a personalized message if you like.

The Fellers Called Him Bill (Book I) – By P. J. Kearns – HC – Signed

“The Fellers Called Him Bill (Book I) by P. J. Kearns is a signed hardcover book published by Xlibris. This novel, with 348 pages, is written in English and measures 11 inches in length, 8.5 inches in width, and 0.91 inches in height. The book is signed by the author, making it a unique and collectible item for fans of P. J. Kearns and the story of Bill Feller.”