Author Eugene Crowley, Jr. has released his second book, Paris on My Mind: Thought of Paris, James Baldwin, and Harlem. After speaking at a conference, “A Language To Dwell In: James Baldwin, Paris, International Visions” at the American University in Paris in May of 2016, Mr. Crowley was inspired to write his book. The author begins his book in his hometown, St. Joseph, Missouri, whose founder, Joseph Robidoux, was a French fur trader. Anything French, the author connected it with Paris. Baldwin’s works and his strategies in dealing with America’s social problems are timely today as they had been over a half century ago when Baldwin voiced his dissatisfaction with America’s racial and other social problems. Baldwin relied on his religion and the wisdom of the past to combat America’s social conflicts. Baldwin gave instructions in avoiding falling victim to those with an inferiority complex. Baldwin reveals the truths of the past and recommended his followers to know of their spiritual inheritance that would transcend the stings of America’s social issues.
Author Eugene Crowley, Jr.
After teaching English grammar and world literature for thirty-two years in Chicago’s public schools, Eugene Crowley retired in 2001. After returning from South America in 2002, he decided to write Upside Down World: The Loss of the Sacred Cosmos to reconcile Western secular thought with Native American Indian and ancient Eastern wisdom to bring America and Western culture to maturity with their spiritual awakening. On Crowley’s first visit to Europe, he was impressed that the continent had paid tribute to ancient and modern Blacks. His first impression of Paris and of Europe was one of elation in the continent’s paying tribute to his race. Removing himself from the arena of racism in America and visiting another country that sang the praises of the Black race gave the author a greater appreciation and the highest sense of pride in his ancestors.
Author: Eugene Crowley, Jr.
Author Contact: genecrowleyjr@yahoo.com
Genre: Personal Development, Personal Growth, Spirituality, Racial Relations, Inferiority Complex
ISBN: 978-1-0879-2275-5
Retail Price: $14.99
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