The Geecologist

Erasure

Erasure

Jul 9, 2022 | Fiction | 0 comments

“Where you think you goin’,” Lois bark at her. Penelope laugh it off just as cool as shit. “I’m going to have young Mister—.” She stop and look at me. “What’s your name?” “Van Go.” “That’s right,” she say. “I’m going to have Van here drive me down the hill for a...
The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter

The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter

Aug 10, 2019 | Fiction | 0 comments

He felt they were laughing at him. Confusion caused him to forget what he had meant to say. The room was full of dark, strange faces and the air was too thick to breathe. He saw a door and staggered across to it. He was in a dark closet smelling of medicine. Then his...
A People’s History of The United States

A People’s History of The United States

Jun 4, 2014 | Non-Fiction | 0 comments

White abolitionists did courageous and pioneering work, on the lecture platform, in newspapers, in the Underground Railroad. Black abolitionists, less publicized, were the backbone of the antislavery movement. Before Garrison published his famous Liberator in Boston...