The true story of an unlikely friendship between a white middle-class journalist and an African-American serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit.
The true story of an unlikely friendship between a white middle-class journalist and an African-American serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit.
These "conversations" with God, written from the prisoner's perspective, are both simply written and "raw" with emotion. The prayers are for prisoners, the art work is by prisoners, and the book can be a gift from family, friends, or a faith community to prisoners."--About the author, page 130.
A celebration of Chicago's landmark restaurant Hot Doug's, with history from owner Doug Sohn, essays and anecdotes from patrons, and appreciations from culinary professionals"--Provided by publisher.
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