Amir Asadullah (15 results)

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In The Architecture of Gravity, poet Amir Asadullah delivers a raw, deeply moving poetry collection that dismantles the unyielding expectations of Black masculinity to reveal a breathtaking blueprint for true healing.Moving past the conditioned silence of the past, this collection explores what happens when a man finally decides to drop his shield and soften in a world made of iron. Through striking imagery and profound emotional honesty, Asadullah takes readers on an intimate journey through the four defining movements of a man's evolution: Roots & Radical Growth: Shedding the heavy survival tactics of youth and navigating the harsh realities of a concrete world.The Weight of Maturity: Stepping into true adulthood, processing generational grief, and discovering the transformative power of therapy and accountability.The Sanctuary of Love: Finding a safe harbor from a harsh world and experiencing the liberating euphoria of mutual vulnerability.The Anatomy of Heartbreak: Navigating the quiet, devastating collapse of a relationship and learning how to gather the shattered pieces to rebuild a stronger foundation.The Architecture of Gravity is a fierce, vulnerable declaration that survival is only the beginning. It serves as a necessary sanctuary for anyone who has ever had to piece themselves back together from the ground up. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A city built on shadows. A man forged in fire.To the State of New York, Edward is just a serial number on a frayed manila folder. An orphan of the system and a son of the foundry, he has spent twenty-eight years being "handled" by a world that views his life as a regrettable receipt.But it's 1966 in Harlem, and the air is thick with more than just summer heat.While the "Blue Wall" tightens its grip on the streets, Edward is done being the wood that burns. Looking for a place to belong and a brotherhood to claim, he finds himself at the doorstep of the Black Panther Party. Under the mentorship of the formidable Big Al, Edward discovers that power isn't just about the weight of a gun-it's about the strength to define your own reality.As the "Concrete Embers" of the city begin to glow, a single spark on a humid night threatens to ignite an all-out war. In a landscape of rooftop chases, tactical standoffs, and the search for an identity the state tried to erase, Edward must decide if he is ready to become the architect of a new future.The fire is no longer a metaphor. The midpoint has been reached.In this gritty and powerful continuation in The Midpoint of Fire series, Amir Asadullah takes readers into the heart of the revolution, where the greatest act of defiance is simply refusing to be forgotten.Why readers will love Concrete Embers: A Gritty Historical Lens: A visceral, authentic portrayal of 1960s New York and the rise of the Black Panther Party.Deep Character Stakes: A moving exploration of identity, foster care, and the search for fatherhood in a system designed to fail.High-Tension Thriller: From street patrols to high-stakes tactical breakouts, the pace never falters. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In The Architecture of Gravity, poet Amir Asadullah delivers a raw, deeply moving poetry collection that dismantles the unyielding expectations of Black masculinity to reveal a breathtaking blueprint for true healing.Moving past the conditioned silence of the past, this collection explores what happens when a man finally decides to drop his shield and soften in a world made of iron. Through striking imagery and profound emotional honesty, Asadullah takes readers on an intimate journey through the four defining movements of a man's evolution: Roots & Radical Growth: Shedding the heavy survival tactics of youth and navigating the harsh realities of a concrete world.The Weight of Maturity: Stepping into true adulthood, processing generational grief, and discovering the transformative power of therapy and accountability.The Sanctuary of Love: Finding a safe harbor from a harsh world and experiencing the liberating euphoria of mutual vulnerability.The Anatomy of Heartbreak: Navigating the quiet, devastating collapse of a relationship and learning how to gather the shattered pieces to rebuild a stronger foundation.The Architecture of Gravity is a fierce, vulnerable declaration that survival is only the beginning. It serves as a necessary sanctuary for anyone who has ever had to piece themselves back together from the ground up. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A city built on shadows. A man forged in fire.To the State of New York, Edward is just a serial number on a frayed manila folder. An orphan of the system and a son of the foundry, he has spent twenty-eight years being "handled" by a world that views his life as a regrettable receipt.But it's 1966 in Harlem, and the air is thick with more than just summer heat.While the "Blue Wall" tightens its grip on the streets, Edward is done being the wood that burns. Looking for a place to belong and a brotherhood to claim, he finds himself at the doorstep of the Black Panther Party. Under the mentorship of the formidable Big Al, Edward discovers that power isn't just about the weight of a gun-it's about the strength to define your own reality.As the "Concrete Embers" of the city begin to glow, a single spark on a humid night threatens to ignite an all-out war. In a landscape of rooftop chases, tactical standoffs, and the search for an identity the state tried to erase, Edward must decide if he is ready to become the architect of a new future.The fire is no longer a metaphor. The midpoint has been reached.In this gritty and powerful continuation in The Midpoint of Fire series, Amir Asadullah takes readers into the heart of the revolution, where the greatest act of defiance is simply refusing to be forgotten.Why readers will love Concrete Embers: A Gritty Historical Lens: A visceral, authentic portrayal of 1960s New York and the rise of the Black Panther Party.Deep Character Stakes: A moving exploration of identity, foster care, and the search for fatherhood in a system designed to fail.High-Tension Thriller: From street patrols to high-stakes tactical breakouts, the pace never falters. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…