Bomani Mawuli

"Malcolm X Blvd: Part 3" is the third book in my "Malcolm X Blvd." series. The entire series is a novel in progress. It's a fascinating perspective on politics and culture. In Part 3, the narrator is in college during the 1980's and ready to join the student newspaper as a writer. He shares a Letter to the Editor that he wrote about Ronald Reagan and Nelson Mandela. The Letter is controversial. Also, in Part 3, the narrator has a discussion with another student about rap music and Eazy-E's dinner at the White House. "Malcolm X Blvd: Part 3" is a brilliant work of art. It's epic.

"Malcolm X Blvd: Part 2" is a continuation of my previous book, "Malcolm X Blvd: The Short Story." It's a novel in progress. In "Part 2," the narrator is on his way to college when he remembers a neighborhood fight. This recollection leads to a discussion about boxing, Muhammad Ali, Jack Johnson, the Great White Hope and Donald Trump. It's a fascinating analysis.

This is "Malcolm X Blvd: Part 1." It is the first book in my "Malcolm X Blvd." series. The entire series is a novel in progress. It is a fictional story about a writer whose book signing ended abruptly because of violence. Some members of the audience attacked the writer because of his controversial remarks. After escaping the assault, the writer reflects on his upbringing and how it lead to his present situation. "Malcolm X Blvd." discusses current topics such as mass shootings, the national anthem protests, "Make America Great Again" and Donald Trump. "Malcolm X Blvd." is a brilliant work of art. It's epic.