My Soul on Paper

About the Book

My Soul on Paper depicts the lives of many teenagers and adults living today. Issues such as infidelity, depression, as well as cries of healing, deliverance, discrimination, rape, and molestation are clearly addressed in this debut novel by a young brother and sister.

This is not just another collection of poetry. Narratives and biblical excerpts concerning the lives of this young duo are included, making this book equivalent to a fireside talk. What you are holding in your hands crosses gender and cultural barriers. No matter what race or gender you are and what you believe in, somewhere down the line you have experienced or witnessed someone else's experiencing the topics being expressed in this biography.

This book also discloses the many secrets churches, families, and society tends to sweep under a rug and eventually take with them to the grave. However, you'll find that by unveiling the experiences in your life rather than suppressing them, you can come to terms with what is really lying dormant inside of you. If you are tired of pushing your feelings, ideas, and what happened to you inside of "Pandora's box", then this is indeed the book for you.

About the Author

Jermaine C. Jackson is a seventeen-year-old student currently attending John Marshall High School. He will pursue a degree in real estate the fall of 2006.

Having obtained her Associate?s degree, Laquania ?Sheree? Graham now attends Cleveland State University where she is pursuing her Bachelor?s degree in Urban Service Administration.