Donna Kakonge: 52 books

This is an adult-only book. Exploring the manifestations of a misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder that was truly created a head injury that was set off by the use of marijuana that the narrator is allergic to, this book is a follow up to the best-selling creative non-fiction novel How To Talk To Crazy...

Augmented reality is an exciting new technology that implements 3D visuals and in various fields from medicine to architecture to gaming. Join three young people in this book of short stories celebrating the art of augmented reality.

This book is the tales of a young, wild woman discovering herself through men, who come to understand that sometimes, you are better off alone. Through tales that extend throughout the world and loves won and loves lost and friendships gained - this young woman learns about her own sexuality and the power of sex in society.

More Psychic Conversations round out this series of psychic chats that the author had with people online and over the phone. Enjoy the discovery of the conversation.

A collection of unfinished stories that writers could pick up on to develop full-length stories.

An interracial couple meet in a convenience store and their relationship changes both of their lives. My Roxanne is a story of a black woman who is constantly being tested by her white lover to live and prosper.

This book is the tales of a young, wild woman discovering herself through men, who comes to understand that sometimes, you are better off alone. Through tales that extend throughout the world and loves won and loves lost and friendships gained - this young woman learns about her own sexuality and the power of sex in society.

These are collection of stories of a woman maneuvering her way through the maze of mental illness.

Transformation In Loree’s Beauty Shop hot combs sizzled against wet oily scalps branding grown woman fantasies into tender young heads. Thick busy afros became long glossy black curls transforming natural Black queens into commercial mahogany princesses (Boyd, 14). This poem by Julia Boyd from In...

This graduate research paper is a strong example of research methodology, case studies and Internet-assisted knowledge that also sheds light on the politics of black hair.