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MEMORIES VISION a
novel
by
KEN COLEMAN
The
story of Queenie Jones, the most famous, notorious, and controversial black
female entertainer of all time encompasses a century of her life, troubles, and
lessons learned. Yet it twists as the story is told to a young, Jewish writer
and he becomes infatuated, fascinated, and envious of her life’s choices.
It’s a love
story of a very odd couple.
What begins as her
retrospective becomes his inspiration to question his choices, passions, and
happiness, yet he doesn’t understand why. What begins as her story becomes his
lost soul
crossing all his barriers of race,
religion, culture, and economics as we all struggle with image, sex, religion,
and family, and he wants
more. What begins as a project for him to make money becomes her acceptance of
his short comings and validation of his passions, what every man yearns
for.
Memories Vision is not a story only for people of color. It’s
the journey of a man who was presented an opportunity to learn from an unlikely
source, became engulfed in the over powering words and wisdom of the teacher,
that he grew well beyond his world of understanding. In the tradition of Driving
Miss Daisy and Tuesdays with Morrie, there’s Memories
Vision.

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