Fire in Me

By Tehut-Nine and Tehut-Nine Sun-Ra-Son

Great read. If you are looking for a cozy nook to relax, bring this book along for the ride. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967764408
• ISBN13: 9780967764405
• Release Date: December 1999
• Publisher: Sun-Ra-Son
• Length: 94 Pages
• Age Range: 13 years and up

Customer Reviews

POETIC PROWESS !! BIG-UP TO SUN-RA-SUN

This book is astonishing!

Poetic Fluidity

Tehut-Nine captures poetry at it's finest. The realism in his thoughts are poetically generated through the passion in his words. From the reflection in "Black Man's Blues" to the energetic "Come Slam Me Now", Tehut's words jump right off the page in mind captivating form! His poetry delivers a variety of messages, and once you indulge yourself in his poetic world, it's hard to put the book down. Prepare yourself for some finger snappin', foot stompin', fist pumpin', mind blowin' prose'. This is one brotha the world needs to get ready for!

Burn Baby Burn: The Fire In Me is intense!

Sun Ra Son Publishing is making mad noise with the debut poetry anthology of The Fire In Me, by Tehut-9. I loved it from cover to cover. For some time now, I have become disappointed with the lack of quality published poetry being presented by poets of this "Neo Millennium Poetry Renaissance" era. The Fire In Me Speaks to the subliminal as much as it grabs the obvious. The independent publishing movement is sure to set a fire in the spirit of the true poetry activist, as projects such as this are sure to mark a return to a better balance in both spoken and written word consumption. This is a poetry anthology of high artistic caliber and validity. I consider it to be an important piece of work. I am proud to have already added this book to my collection of anthologies written by one of today's Griots for the New Millennium, Tehut-9.With poetic regards, Faraji Salim - Spoken Word Recording Artist - National Slam Poet - Co Curator of The Euphoria Poetry Slam of Newark, New Jersey