California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Black Dragon BRB-11082
by Kirk Mitchell
An unusual tale of violence, intrigue and romance in a Japanese
internment camp in the middle of the California desert. Violence, some
description of sex and strong language.
Black Lies, White Lies: The Truth According to Tony Brown
CBB-1124 / BRB-11731
by Tony Brown
Brown, a journalist and commentator, discusses his views of racism in
modern America. He criticizes all sides: blacks, whites, liberals,
conservatives, Democrats and Republicans in his frank essays. 1995.
Black Narcissus BRB-07950
by Rumer Godden
Fiction. 1939.
Blackbird CBB-0691
by Larry Duplechan
The last adolescent crisis of Johnnie Ray, a gay black, and his friends
as they learn to love and heal and approach adulthood. 1986.
Blackface: Reflections on African-Americans and the Movies
CBB-1208
by Nelson George
A very personal look at how American cinema deviated from the
author's life growing up black during the '60s and '70s. Examines the
black film community’s more significant players of the past 30 years.
1994.
Blackheart Highway CBB-1931
by Richard Barre
Southern California P.I. Wil Hardesty is a man whose search for the
truth always seems to draw him back to his own troubled past. Doc
Whitney was a country music star who was convicted for the brutal
slayings of Wil's wife and young daughters. Twenty years later, their
paths collide again. 1999.
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