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Dance with my Father
Awarded “Best Fiction for Self-Publishing EBook” by the Black Caucus of American Librarian Association!
Throughout his life, Cleveland Robeson has shouldered life’s challenges and traumas without asking for help. Whether it is because of his age, his gender, or because he is black, he has survived by putting his head down, plowing ahead, and never acknowledging the well-being of his mental health. But when he suggests therapy for his wife, what follows could change their marriage and his life.
Compared to What
Ever been lied on? Principal Elaine Robeson has. Now she is afraid those distortions of her character will tarnish her years of selfless service. Her family, friends, and staff know her true spirit, but the allegations and publicity have shrouded her soul with doubt.
Better Left Unsaid
What type of man sleeps with a married woman? Stokely Robeson is not the type of man who usually comes to mind but he is a man who in following his heart, has found himself in an awkward web of love from which there is no painless escape.
Assuming Hurts
What type of man sleeps with a married woman? Stokely Robeson is not the type of man who usually comes to mind but he is a man who in following his heart, has found himself in an awkward web of love from which there is no painless escape.
Four Floors
In this first time collaboration between authors Ran Walker and Sabin Prentis, they explore the lives of four people who occupy a brownstone in a heavily gentrified neighborhood in the city of New Hollis. With stories ranging from the owner who wrestles with the pressure to sell her building to the former DJ who is finding a new life after parole, the four stories in Floor Floors examine the intersection of gentrification, hip-hop, love, life, and how to make sense of it all.
Leadership Pieces: A Composite of Virtues
When pondering who we are as leaders, it is valuable to consider that we are a composite of attributes derived from our family, environment, the books we read, the media we consume, and the people with whom we interact. Each interaction provides an opportunity for a modicum of influence. With this collection, Dr. Sabin Duncan shares some snapshots of his influences and lessons learned with the hope that readers consider who influences them and most importantly, how they influence others.
CDs, Records, & Tapes
CDs, Records, & Tapes is a nostalgic Hip Hop essay collection. Told from the perspective of a creative writer who came of age with the culture, it revisits posse tracks, release dates, and classic albums. Each entry captures love for the culture, appreciation of the artists, and reflections on their influence.
Listen Up: A Memoir of Perspective
From Fred Duncan’s window seat view of leaving segregated Mississippi to a street level view of Detroit’s 1967 rebellion, from youthful summer jobs picking strawberries to over 30 years at “Henry’s” (Ford Motor Company), and his over 50 years of marriage to countless days fathering sons through Detroit’s morbid reign as the murder capital of the nation, he has lived and witnessed history.
Listen Up takes a collection of memories, gained wisdom and enhanced perspective and places them, as Fred is apt to say, “On the bottom shelf where the babies can reach ’em.”
Collaborative Communities
This study begins with a broad historical overview of public education in Detroit since the 1960s. Then the research lens narrows onto decentralization, charter schools, and eventually Plymouth Educational Center. This study seeks to contribute to and extend previous research by exploring advocating that the more parents and communities are involved with and in a school, the more likely it is that that school’s culture, consisting of a positive and respectful climate, will have a constructive impact on student achievement.
Duncan, Sabin P., “Collaborative communities: The relationship between parental-involvement and school culture” (2013). Master’s Theses and Doctoral Dissertations.
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Reflections from the Frontline
Ask any educator about their experiences in the classroom and amid their joys and concerns they will liken the experience to a battlefield. On that battlefield, we have to balance passion with expectations, ambitions with reality and patience with educational benchmarks. Reflections From The Frontline aims to be timeless encouragement, direction and food for thought for progressive educators.