The genesis of No Credit came after a seemingly endless discussion with friends and colleagues who loved the fictional world that allowed men, women, boys, and girls to become something they were not, but wrapped in capes, given unimaginable powers, and seen as exceptional. The discussion centered around the idea of individuals called supes and superheroes. The discussion, long ago, in a comic bookstore with comic book lovers, employees and the occasional passersby, revolved around the biggest and most recognizable names and brands, but I recalled the bigger question being: Where are the Black characters in the comics?

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The time, place, and people are easy to engage with and easy to read about because they are familiar. Come along and take a peek at the characters, see how and where they lived, get a sense of what was considered acceptable or not. Join Everett and Violet Banks and see beneath their many layers as they experience joyful and poignant moments in their lives from the time they met as children until they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

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The Julia Street Series brings this small place to life in a big way. Perhaps you were lucky enough to grow up in such a place, where neighbors supported each other, where children roamed freely and there was a sense of community. You will find everyday trials and tribulations common to many and a vivid portrayal of a time long ago. There is a lot of truth within the people depicted. The Julia Street Series details the African American experience in the 20th Century.

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“You will find yourself not wanting this book to end.”

Twelve stories – original, engaging and occasionally edgy. Watch each character experience a moment of tragedy, a challenge, a trouble, that makes them pause and reevaluate life. Abortion, alcoholism, obesity, adultery, a parent dying. Some funny. Some warm-hearted. Some tragic. All memorable. The stories transcend race; the characters are African-American, but the situations are universal. Read Afro-Bougie Blues and come away touched by humanity.
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