A Black Man's Burden

One man’s traumatic experience and the inevitable plight of being falsely accused of a crime and suffering consequential imprisonment. A brief glimpse entailing past encounters of Paul’s life which was the highlight of his happiness; until the unthinkable happens, which landed him in Graterford Prison.

Explore: Riveting, controversial, emotional, and letters written from prison that convey sentiments of struggle, love, and hate.

What seemed at first an attack on women, men, and society was his desire to expose man’s inhumanity to man.

   Witness how Paul compares his imprisonment to feeling to… “Feeling like a Dog going through the K-9 Process” Find out his definition of there is … “Two Types of Men That Are Released from Prison.”

Discover how ushered in heavenly forces which provided a “Ray of Hope and Inspiration… most surprisingly.”

Epilogue: In the Cell Adjacent to Mine Dwells an Old Man. Find out of… “The Unique Role of Sergei Rachmaninoff & Ravel.” This is a lesson of how one man found peace and acquired the ability to forgive from a lonely prison cell. While the letters are authentic, this book was organized and inspired by any human experience.