New Book By Florida Writer Cavorts and Provokes Controversy

Theres only one reason for writing this book. And that is to assist African-Americans in facing the truth about who and what we are. Unlike similar publications that tend to focus on ingenuous topics, and ignore opposing views, MY HEAD IS BLOODY, BUT UNBOWED (a collection of 40 commentaries) explores all aspects of the Afrocentric experience. No topic is too sacred or too controversial. Subjects run the gamut from religion to hair revolt to color consciousness

(PRWEB) April 11, 2004 --- Publish America (http://www/PublishAmerica.com) is pleased to announce a new book, My Head Is Bloody, But Unbowed" by author Peggy Butler. Published April 7, 2004, the book is a candidly raw collection of 40 commentaries symbolizing the Afrocentric Experience, with topics ranging from Color Consciousness (light vs. dark ) to Black-on-Black violence. Early reviews reveal that the book makes interesting reading for Blacks of all ages and socioeconomic status.

Published by PublishAmerica, the book is available directly from the company. Website: (http://www/PublishAmerica.com). Tel: 1-877-333-7422 or fax: 1-301-631-9073 Barnes and Nobel: (http://www.barnes&nobel.com) Amazon.com and through wholesalers Ingram, Baker & Taylor and Broadart Co- (1-800-233-8467).

Contact:
Peggy Butler
12802 N.W. 38th Avenue
Reddick, FL 32686
Phone: 352-622-2701
Website:www.Psbwrite.com
E-mail address: Publisher987@wmconnect.com