Tracy Price-Thompson
Author of A Woman's Worth: A Novel (Strivers Row)
About the Author
Tracy Price-Thompson is a highly decorated Desert Storm veteran, who graduated from Army Officer Candidate School after ten years as an enlisted soldier. A Brooklyn, New York native and retired Army engineer officer, Tracy is a Ralph Bunche Graduate Fellow at Rutgers University who holds degrees in show more Business Administration and Social Work. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
Image credit: Black History Month Luncheon at the Tradewinds Enlisted Club, Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, on Feb. 4, 2005 (DoD photo by Angela Elbern, DF-SD-07-44583)
Works by Tracy Price-Thompson
Proverbs for the People: Contemporary African-American Fiction (2003) — Editor; Contributor — 39 copies
Chocolate sangria : a novel 1 copy
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- 1963
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I did not know what to expect of this book and I was shocked that I could not put it down and read it in under 3 hours.
Bertha Sampson aka Bliss is a deformed phone sex operator. The book centers around her clients. They were quite an array and each had their own needs. The only issue I had with this book is that I wished the author had gone into a little more detail about the confrontation and outcome. Other than that it was a great book.
Bertha Sampson aka Bliss is a deformed phone sex operator. The book centers around her clients. They were quite an array and each had their own needs. The only issue I had with this book is that I wished the author had gone into a little more detail about the confrontation and outcome. Other than that it was a great book.
Not what I expected either but an interesting read. A good example of how racism is prevalent in many cultures... not just black/white.
This book is about Shyne Blackwood, a triplet, who is born into a life of poverty and tragedy. He has to fight to stay alive from the beginning and grows up in the tough streets of Brooklyn. His path veers in the opposite direction of his brothers caused by his mother's hatred. He is portrayed as many of the negative stereotypes associated with black men in today's society. He is a street hustler who is convicted of the vicious rape and murder of an ex-girlfriend and her three year old show more daughter. He now sits on death row waiting his execution. The story is told through six characters who recount his unthinkable life and the events that lead up to his execution. The reader deciphers the truth as they continue with the story hoping for exoneration. The truth of the crime finally emerges but has real justice been served?
Wonderful book of love, loyalty, crime and betrayal!! Raw style written with grace and passion!! A must read!!
I chose this book from the staff picks shelf at my local library and was riveted, captivated and transplanted into another world!! A truly moving tale that I am so glad to have experienced!! show less
Wonderful book of love, loyalty, crime and betrayal!! Raw style written with grace and passion!! A must read!!
I chose this book from the staff picks shelf at my local library and was riveted, captivated and transplanted into another world!! A truly moving tale that I am so glad to have experienced!! show less
Bishop Chicken Johnson started his hard life in a whorehouse run by Slim Willie his daddy. When a violent event killed both his parents as a young teen it also resulted in landing him in jail. When he got out Chicken met up with Malcolm Armstrong who’s Pop-Pop took him in as his own son and taught him how to box. Chicken was good but again, the gods weren’t on his side and he was on the run. This time he landed in Africa via the Peace Corp. In Africa he meets up with Abene, a woman show more psychologically damaged by her genital mutilation at her parents hands.
I very much enjoyed this book but found that while not at all a prude, some of the sex scenes were a little too graphic. Perhaps it was because I was listening to them out loud. show less
I very much enjoyed this book but found that while not at all a prude, some of the sex scenes were a little too graphic. Perhaps it was because I was listening to them out loud. show less
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