Fort Worth Weekly Second Thought: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 A Como Farewell By JARID MANOS And so, after all these years, it’s my last Christmas in Como. This 100-year-old neighborhood, built as a servant city on the virgin prairie back when wolves still howled along the streetcar route to wealthy, new Arlington Heights, endures. Homeboy [...]
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Ghetto Plainsman, by Jarid Manos, and published by Temba House Press, is also available on shelf at national chain and independent local book stores, including:
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SUMMARY: Every movement has its book. Gritty, raw and spiritual, Ghetto Plainsman, chronicles one man's triumph over humiliation, self-defeat, anger and violence by taking us on a chaotic journey between urban survival and the life-or-death struggles of the ravaged American Great Plains.
Contact us to book Jarid Manos at your local university, book store, church or other place of faith, County Jail, book club, conference, convention, organization, and more.
GHETTO PLAINSMAN is a "tough, beautifully written and deeply spiritual story of redemption and healing through America's underbelly and soul, from a rural childhood to the inner city streets to the even more violent outback of the American West. With comparisons to such classics as DOWN THESE MEAN STREETS and MANCHILD IN THE PROMISED LAND, GHETTO PLAINSMAN is not only a new literary classic, but has survival implications for everyone and our endangered Earth." GET A SNEAK PEAK AT THE BOOK AND READ THE FIRST TWO CHAPTERS!
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December 20, 2006
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