Journey To The Motherland LABB-EXPO TOUR
6-4-07 to 6-6-04

The book provides an honest observation of Nigeria from a youthful social activist who experiences the corporate glass ceiling in the U.S., and a need to be treated with dignity as a person of African descent.  The novel is presented in a dream sequence that starts in 1967 and ends in the 1980's with a clear dedication to the advancement of human understanding and consciousness.   Author, Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd, 160 paged perfect bound paperback. $14.95 (Include $5.00 shipping and handling); P.O. Box 181, Antioch, California  94509.

These Powerful Books are available at Marcus Books in Oakland and San Francisco-415 346-4222

and in Berkeley at the Alkebu-Lan Books for more information call 415-724-0825.

In Southern California these books are available at the KRST Unity Center for African Spirituality, at 7825 S. Western Ave. and Eso Won Books at 3655 S. La Brea, Los Angeles, CA

and Zarah's Books Located at 900 La Brea, Inglewood (310-330-1300).

Meet Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd and many other African-American Authors Saturday June 5, 2004 at the Black Books Expo at 3980 Menlo Avenue, Los Angeles, California.  Call (310) 825-6060 for more information. See you at the Journey to the Motherland Table or at the presentation venue.

History To Destiny
Through Afrocentric Poetry

This collection spans a thirty-year process of reflection and critique on he condition of Black folks in the U.S. and around the world, centered on a progressive African philosophical context that balances politics, emotions and sensuality.  Author, Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd,(301paged) perfect paperback, $20.00 (Include $5.00 shipping and handling); P.O. Box 181 Antioch, California 94509.

Send your name, address and phone number with your order. Order both books for 30.00 and we will pay shipping, handling and taxes.

Publisher; Amen-Ra Theological Seminary Press

Websites

http://geocities.com/journeytothemotherland/index

http://www.journeytothemotherland.net