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readwritebooks.com welcomes you to the Hamilton House Publishers, Ltd. Website
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About Hamilton House Publishers, Ltd.
Hamilton House Publishers, Ltd. is New York City's newest "small press." We are an independent publishing house whose mission is to get
people to readwritebooks about AfricanAmerican institutions and individuals of note. Hamilton House is a member of the Small Press Center and is affiliated with the Independent Publishers of Greater New York. We are interested in authors, essayists and poets who have a passion for writing about the wide range of issues comprising the AfricanAmerican experience.
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Our first offering - Above Our Heads: The Making of a Morehouse Man
Written by Spencer C. Gibbs, a Morehouse alumnus of the Class of '69, Above OurHeads: The Making of a Morehouse Man chronicles the four years spent while a student at this venerable institution. Says Mr. Gibbs, "this book was written to answer the question what is it about this school that has produced this nation's finest leaders. It is an insider's attempt at explaining the fabled 'Morehouse Mystique.'" With such relatively meager resources throughout its 130-plus years of history, the College has, in spite of daunting odds, become a world-class provider of AfricanAmerican leadership.
The reader will witness, through letters written to his parents during the four years of his matriculation which provide a basis for the text, how young men were shaped by the cloistered culture of Morehouse. A foreword has been written by the highly-respected pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church of New York City, The Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts, a member of the Morehouse Class of '71.
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On Sale Now at $15.00 pb plus shipping! Checks and credit cards will be accepted for purchase. Copies of Above Our Heads: The Making of a Morehouse Man, 247 pp, photographs, may be purchased at The Hue-Man Bookstore, LLC 2319 Frederick Douglass Blvd (between 125th and 124th Streets, Harlem, NY 10027. Their phone numbers are 212.665.7400. If ordering directly from Hamilton House Publishers, Ltd., NY state residents add 8.25% sales tax.
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Reaching Hamilton House Publishers, Ltd.
We are accessible by email at spencraig@aol.com, by phone at 212.234.5544, or by fax: 212.234.7544.
We are interested in getting people to readwritebooks.
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