DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Mandingo" by Kyle Onstott. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
Based on the controversial but popular e-zine, this collection of opinion pieces and essays analyzes current topics facing postapartheid South Africa; including black economic empowerment, affirmative action, race, poverty, and affluence, while also touching on such lighter topics as sports, movies, love, and friendship. Black pride, strength, unity, and prosperity are central themes in these articles, creating a unique picture of the current South African black consciousness movement.
Brianna Vincent is months away from walking down the aisle with her handsome and successful fiancé, Blake. The free-spirited middle school art teacher is grateful to have found her ideal mate in the nation’s capital. However, her wedding plans get off to a shaky start because her sister, Yvette, a computer engineer for Forecast Robotics is too busy working overtime to help plan Brianna’s big day. She is relieved when a friend agrees to step in. As the wedding date approaches, Brianna and Blake are keeping secrets from each other. When she finds herself suddenly single, she is so depressed by the dating scene that finding love again seems impossible. One night, Yvette offers to introduce Brianna to a man with the perfect personality, supermodel looks, and remarkable sexual prowess. But there’s only one catch…Quinn isn’t quite what he seems. The digital world becomes reality, and Quinn exceeds Brianna’s expectations. But is he too perfect? Meanwhile, Jelani enters the picture. He shares her passion for the arts, but like all real men, he has real flaws. While Brianna struggles to decide between Quinn and Jelani, inconceivable drama unfolds. In Stepford Mandingo, author Jazz Jordan combines suspense and computer love for an ending to remember. This is a complete stand-alone novel that takes readers on a juicy and unexpected adventure.
In the early 1980's, on one of his clandestine visits to the former fleshpots of 42nd Street in New York City's Times Square, Mandingo Osceola Tshaka had an epiphany and quit cold turkey a lifestyle he reveled in for more than 40 years. He was responding to a supernatural cautioning voice to remove a roadblock that could cripple his tireless crusade for justice as he confronted government and private agencies and racism.
A 60's "Woodstock" Vermonter realizes there has to be more to life than LSD and rock n'roll. He leaves his profoundly dysfunctional family,his bohemian friends, and joins an Order. Entering Seminary, he studies meditates and after two years, he works with the poor in Liberia, West Africa. Instead of finding God, he finds two African goddesses.
New York City's elite power brokers enjoy all the money, goodwill, and respect that any man could ask for. But, that doesn't mean that everyone who comes in contact with them feel like they have everything, especially their wives. That is why their wive
Mr. Mandingo is an author that is here to bring you the ancient African Kemetic secrets that will allow men to enhance their lives. Sometimes men overlook the fact they can always enhance their quality of life. Most men just accept certain things about their life, that if they took the time to change, it would better their life. Mr. Mandingo felt it necessary to bring out unknown and secret teachings that originate from the Motherland Africa, the cradle of humanity and bring them to the public, in order to help men all over the world.
