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Charcoal Joe

Charcoal Joe

Walter Mosley

Vintage Crime/Black Lizard
2017
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In this latest installment of the Easy Rawlins series from beloved and bestselling author Walter Mosley, the L.A. private eye has his hands full with the investigation of a racially charged murder. Easy Rawlins has started a new detective agency with two trusted partners and has a diamond ring in his pocket for his longtime girlfriend Bonnie Shay. Finally, Easy's life seems to be heading towards something that looks like normalcy, but, inevitably, a case gets in the way. Easy's friend Mouse calls in a favor--he wants Easy to meet with Rufus Tyler, an aging convict whom everyone calls Charcoal Joe. Joe's friend's son, Seymour, has been charged with the murder of two white men. Joe is convinced the young man is innocent and wants Easy to prove it no matter what the cost. But seeing as how Seymour was found standing over the dead bodies, and considering the racially charged nature of the crime, that will surely prove to be a tall order.
Rowdy Joe Lowe

Rowdy Joe Lowe

Joseph G. Rosa; Waldo E. Koop

University of Oklahoma Press
2008
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A view into the smoke-filled saloons, brothels, and gambling ""hells"" of the frontier WestJoseph Lowe attracted trouble the way a magnet draws iron. Eventually this strange talent cost him his life, but not before he had made his mark in a good many towns of the frontier West. ""Rowdy Joe,"" folks called him. He was every bit of that and more.The life that earned him his nickname began after the Civil War, when he mustered out of the Union Army and went West. He apparently worked as a mule skinner and at other jobs before getting into the entertainment business - saloons, dance halls, gambling parlors, brothels - at Ellsworth, Kansas.In this book the authors explain how taxation was used to control and manipulate what some called ""this evil in our midst."" In telling the story of Joe Lowe and his place in frontier history, they also focus on the measures taken by city councils to extract cash from the ""locusts of lechery"" in an effort to curtail their activities.Communities that employed police to enforce local ordinances and state laws found that enforced taxation was not only less deadly than the six-shooter, but more productive. Harsh fines could be imposed for ""soliciting"" or running a saloon or ""house"" without a license, and in this manner the city benefited from revenue paid for the privilege of remaining in business. Some like Lowe refused to pay, but invariably they met defeat.When things got hot in Kansas, Joe tried Texas, and then Colorado. It was in Denver that Joe got drunk once too often, repeatedly antagonized a former policeman, and was shot and killed.Rowdy Joe Lowe is a view into the smoke-filled saloons, brothels, and gambling ""hells"" of those who prospered or perished amongst the pasteboard pirates, pimps, or other characters of the frontier West.
Injun Joe's Ghost

Injun Joe's Ghost

Harry J. Brown

University of Missouri Press
2004
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What does it mean to be a ""mixed-blood,"" and how has our understanding of this term changed over the last two centuries? What processes have shaped American thinking on racial blending? Why has the figure of the mixed-blood, thought too offensive for polite conversation in the nineteenth century, become a major representative of twentieth-century native consciousness? In Injun Joe's Ghost, Harry J. Brown addresses these questions within the interrelated contexts of anthropology, U.S. Indian policy, and popular fiction by white and mixed-blood writers, mapping the evolution of ""hybridity"" from a biological to a cultural category. Brown traces the processes that once mandated the mixed-blood's exile as a grotesque or criminal outcast and that have recently brought about his ascendance as a cultural hero in contemporary Native American writing. Because the myth of the demise of the Indian and the ascendance of the Anglo-Saxon is traditionally tied to America's national idea, nationalist literature depicts Indian-white hybrids in images of degeneracy, atavism, madness, even criminality.
Gunpowder Joe

Gunpowder Joe

Anthony Clarvoe

Broadway Play Publishing Inc
2017
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"As Gunpowder Joe begins, Mary Priestley urges her world-famous husband to flee as a mob approaches their home in Birmingham, England. But the scientist, whose political writings have inflamed his foes previously, isn't perturbed. It will be fine', Joseph Priestley tells his worried wife. They have been content to hang me in effigy for years.' They may be done pretending', Mary retorts. Thus, the world premiere of Anthony Clarvoe's historical drama-- Gunpowder Joe: Joseph Priestley, Pennsylvania and the American Experiment' --gets off to a fast start... In the end, the Priestleys flee, and the rioters torch their residence, which contains the scientist's laboratory and library.... It quickly establishes how well connected Priestley became after settling in Pennsylvania. He soon had friends--and foes--in high places. In one scene, he and President John Adams are having tea when Priestley suggests that Adams appoint Thomas Cooper, another English expatriate who has settled in Northumberland, to a federal post. The president reacts sharply. I would never give such a position to a foreigner', Adams declares, adding that such appointments should be given only to loyal Americans'.... Animated, occasionally humorous and always enlightening, Clarvoe's drama shatters any notion that Priestley, internationally known for discovering oxygen in 1774, spent his last decade living quietly in Northumberland content to pursue new discoveries. It shows how he helped strengthen our First Amendment right to say things about our government that even the president may not like." John L Moore, The Daily Item
Quotable Joe

Quotable Joe

L. Budd Thalman

Towlehouse Publishing Company
2001
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Entering the 2000 Football Season, Penn State football coach Joe Paterno was poised to pass Paul Bear Bryant as major college football's all-time winningest coach. With his 317 career victories, Paterno was six shy of tying Bryant's record of 323. But as successful as his Nittany Lions teams have been on the field, winning two national titles and posting seven undefeated regular seasons, Paterno has been most influential off the field as a mover, shaker, and outspoken advocate for what is right and ethical about collegiate sports.
Gemini Joe

Gemini Joe

Janet Sierzant

La Maison Publishing, Inc.
2012
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Joe spent most of his time at the bar, where they knew him as "Gemini Joe," a charismatic, funny man who was the life of any party, but his family didn't see this side of him at home. A bottle of scotch on the table was all it took to set him off, causing his children to hide at the top of the stairs, listening and waiting for the fighting to stop. At times, his creative side came out in the form of poetry, drawings, and inventions, including the first design for a toothpaste cap that stayed on the tube. Tragically, he was never to achieve success. The struggle with alcohol caused Joe to walk away from his wife and children. Estranged from his oldest daughter, years passed until he wrote her a letter. It included a poem that he had written which triggered her curiosity. She didn't know much about his childhood and asked him to tell her his story.My earliest memory of my father was at a family wedding when I was four years old. I could still see my mother smiling and dancing, happy to be with her family. My father sat at a table, glaring as she glided across the dance floor. He drank one scotch on the rocks after another until jealousy took hold of him, and his rage cut the evening short. I wanted to love him but found it difficult to please him. I wanted to please him but knew it was impossible. When he divorced my mother, I felt obligated to cut him out of my life out of loyalty to her. Until one day, I received a letter along with a poem. I didn't know this side of my father. Impressed by his words, I asked him to tell me about his childhood. As I collected the missing pieces of his life, I had an opportunity to understand the true nature of the man buried deep beneath the alcoholic.
Little Joe and the Joker: Magicardstory(TM)

Little Joe and the Joker: Magicardstory(TM)

Vic H. Van Maren

Hit Products
2012
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Magicardstory.(TM) of Little Joe and the Joker, a Magic Card Story told by you and a deck of playing cards. Even though you have someone cut the cards 5 different times, the cards match the story as it unfolds, CREATING ... a ... MAGICAL ILLUSION ... of the Cards {{{{ APPEARING }}}} ... AS YOU SPEAK It is a story of Little Joe and the Joker rekindling their friendship by having a party. After some discussion it is agreed upon to get a lot of people together for a poker game. The poker party needs lots of people; lovely ladies to add a little spark, money to make change and something to drink. $2:00 tips are given and Little Joe travels blocks and blocks and a few doors to find these people. Joker grants Little Joe tips for his magical ability, that of finding all the people for the poker game and keeping the party running smoothly where everyone has fun. He then is invited to sit in on the poker game and wins a lot of money. On the way home he encounters a policeman and is questioned. He finishes his night with a flare of the dramatic. Only you will know the SECRET of how the cards appear as you speak.
Knowing Joe

Knowing Joe

Cheryl Anne Gardner

Twisted Knickers Publications
2018
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Just A Girl. Just A Guy. Just a Bench... A bench on a street, but this isn't the story of a bench. It's the story of a Girl. A Girl who didn't know how to girl. Endearingly nerdy, sharp, funny, and a bit of a tomboy badass, Girl is not a prude. Not shy or timid. She loves horror movies and literature and dirty jokes. She looks good in flannel, she's 26, and she's into crushes. Romantic crushes where she can dream about holding hands or talking for hours on a hill, in the quiet and stillness of the starlight. Anything more than hand-holding seems weird to her. Other kids in College made her feel like a freak, and she began to worry that there was something wrong with her. In a society of pouty lips, big breasts, and stiletto heels, she was becoming invisible, until her best friend started dating Mathilda. This is a story about a Girl, about a Guy she knows, and a bench upon which they were sat. Our Girl has never been good at radical thoughts, and she usually gets what she deserves when she has them. This is the story about those thoughts. Thoughts on how to NOT have sex, Not eat noodles, and other life, love, and dating nonsense from a Girl who was brave enough to challenge what it means to be a girl. Attraction is more fluid than it seems. It's a new kind of sexual revolution, and through fits and fumbles, our Girl finally discovers that love is what you make of it.
Father Joe's Six Golden Seeds

Father Joe's Six Golden Seeds

Kathryn Cloward

Kandon Unlimited, Inc.
2021
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Father Joe's Six Golden Seeds is a special edition Kathryn the Grape Let's Read Together Series inspired by Father Joe Carroll's example, whose longtime mission has provided dignified housing and compassionate services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. This unifying story provides youth readers with six golden seeds of goodness for life. Through vibrant illustrations and rhythmic storytelling, you'll learn about being compassionate, forgiving, respectful, helpful, and empowering while experiencing God in everyone and everything. This book also shares the true story of how creator Kathryn Cloward got her original "Kathryn the Grape" purple outfit from the original Father Joe's Villages Thrift Store (St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store) in downtown San Diego. A mindful story shared in music, too, this is another Kathryn the Grape Let's Read Together Series book that weaves together stories and songs for people of all ages to enjoy. A portion of the proceeds from this book will support children in need. Kathryn the Grape Let's Read Together SeriesKathryn the Grape's Let's Read Together Series helps engage the joy of reading within the hearts and minds of young children through simple rhythmic stories with vibrant illustrations. Kathryn the Grape's award-winning books tackle important life subjects in ways children are able to understand while providing practical and positive mental health, social emotional well-being tools in creative ways. Although reading levels vary from child to child, this ever-expanding collection is well suited for children ages three to six. Kathryn the Grape is introduced to children in this series and ages up as readers grow in the Kathryn the Grape Affirmation Series. Creatively connected, the messages shared in Kathryn the Grape books align with Kathryn the Grape's songs and videos. Plus, Kathryn the Grape is a real person for children to enjoy seeing, hearing and experiencing. About Kathryn the Grape(R)Kathryn the Grape provides children and families with positive affirmations and mental health self-care tools through books, songs, videos and live entertainment. Kathryn the Grape's multi-award-winning series has earned national attention and recognition for excellence in positive family-friendly media. What makes Kathryn the Grape's integrated series so unique is that its narrative has real purpose. Youth become familiar with the concepts of self-reliance, compassion, vulnerability, internal dialogue, thoughtful decision-making, acceptance, empowerment, self-worth and positive affirmations. Creator Kathryn Cloward is a prolific storyteller of simplification who's dedicated to helping youth and families have simple and relatable tools for navigating life together.