Ian C Dawkins Moore: 14 books

Informative and enlightening April 25, 2007 By Reader Views Format:Paperback Reviewed by William Phenn for Reader Views (3/07) Ian Moore is a well-traveled and exceptional individual. Born in London, England to Jamaican and English parents; Ian received his own culture shock as a young man....

What would you do to save the one you love? In AMERICAN CHARITY, a new novel by I.C. Moore; Charity, a young Ghanaian woman receives an ominously worded letter from her husband Conrad who left Ghana to follow his dream to attend school in America. Conrad is soon sidetracked by the seduction...

"Open Heart Poetry is iconoclastic poetry, written in a precise language that explores the intricacies of the emotions of love, friendship, and fatherhood, and ruminates on politics, history, music, and the mysteries of life. Each line in every poem explodes with an exact syntax and diction that grips...

A workbook, using the biographies and historical accomplishments of important black innovators, to demonstrate the problem solving process. A book, whose six step program can be used to resolve any problem.

The story of music making in early African societies and its importation to America. A review showing the musical influences of Africa onto America. Chapters includes: Africa's history, musicology, instruments,the middle passage, seasoning in the islands, new world Africans arrive with their music,conversion...

THE ARRIVAL tells the story of the 30 year culture shock experience of a man of color searching for his place in the New World. Told in tales and poems and anecdotes of acculturation, THE ARRIVAL embraces all the hopes and aspirations of those who would leave their homes and seek redemption in another...

Humphrey lay in his cot asleep. The hot afternoon sun burnt a shadow onto the wall beside him. The head of a large man bent through the light. A hand touched Humphries on the shoulder, and shook him awake. “Hey Humphrey?” said the man, “Wake up, I need to talk to you.” “What’s that,”...

As a young man, I traveled in West Africa in search of my identity. I am a man of color, who was born in England. I visited West Africa in he mid-seventies before that area exploded into violence, and witnessed the displacement of its people. This story is about my encounters with real people in Africa and my personal observations of my time there.

SHORT STORIES AND COMPLAINTS ABOUT PEOPLE I CARE ABOUT BUT WHO CAN’T RESIST SCREWING ME.•A STRING ALONG: The mis-adventures of a screenwriter in Hollywood at a Pitch Fest, trying to get his screenplay accepted.•BLAME IT ON RENO: a romantic comedy screenplay treatment about two couples,...

True Love - poem Keep Alive Your Dream - poem (by Howard Thurman) A Clear Spot - short story about finding a clear peaceful space during a busy day. Changes - poem The Look of Love - short story about a man who learned all the words and sang all the notes, but he never quite learned the song (ISB...

A young man of color, from Britain, journeys through West Africa in search of his identity. After many adventures he meets a young Ghanaian, who teaches him about Islam. Meeting his family he goes to live with his extended family in Kumasi and learns about the true values of the Moslem faith and his place in the world.

A collection of short stories and poems of romance, travel and adventure. For all readers who love language, words and expression, this collection is dedicated to you and the passionate stories that are now germinating in your hearts. May my humble stories act as a catalyst for your exuberant creations.

A man relates a story in a bar, in Aberdeen, Scotland, about an adventure he had in West Africa; and how his biggest fears of catching a deadly disease were made real.

The Story of Aloysius Williams and his search of happiness, from the shores of Albion through the Land of Garlic, the Land of Two Books, The Land of No Books, Cherrywood and PeraltaLand, and what he found there. "Aloysius Williams was a happy man, and if it hadn’t been for his refusal to...