Bøger udgivet af L.T. Beauchamp Publishing

About SpandanaSpandana is a collective effort by Founding Editor, Lincoln T. Beauchamp, along with advisory, and contributing editors, to present ideas, responses, and motivations by writers, musicians, artists, scientists, and others to all types of situations throughout the world, and beyond. The range could be from piracy on the high seas to unending discoveries by space scientists, to pages dedicated to the works of painters, photographers, and writers. There are limitless possibilities.In this issue we have contributors are from numerous countries including the UK, Italy, Guinea, the USA, and Jamaica. In this issue among many: singer, Natu Camara; drummer, Sam Kelly; artist, photographer, and writer, Barry Fantoni; scientist, Shyretha Brown; writer, Henry Miller; poet, Jan Noble; writer, Hart LeRoy Bibbs, Jonas Blues Band from Italy; and cultural anthropologist, Scott Cashman. The Jonas Blues Band article appears in Italian and English.About Founding Editor, Lincoln T. BeauchampLincoln T. Beauchamp, a/k/a Chicago Beau has been a publisher of Blues, Jazz, and literary magazines and books since 1988. He has also been a professional Blues musician since 1969. Spandana represents a combination of Beauchamp's interests: music, visual arts, literature, science, and life experiences from all cultures.

¿¿¿¿UnConvenience NoMo is the sequel to Too Much UnConvenience, which is book one Chicago memoirs. Adventure, romance, risk, and creative collaborations are at the core of Beau's thinking, hence his recollections are exciting, stimulating, and unexpurgated. Welcome to Chicago Beau's world of Jazz, Blues, itinerancy, and passion for living from Paris, to Nairobi, to Brasil, to Dakar, to Montreal, to San Francisco, to New York, to Copenhagen, and on, and on. The life of Chicago Beau is in these pages. His family, his loves, his music, his writing, and his understanding of the world are all there. How the Civil Rights Movement in the United States had an impact on the world is in these pages. How a man can be shaped by culture even as he works to change it is in these pages too. However, perhaps the biggest lesson he leaves regards embracing change rather than fearing it. Wouldn't America be better off with more people like that? I'm happy to be able to collaborate with him at various times and whether you have the opportunity to know Beau or not, his life will enrich you. From Foreword by Scott Cashman, Ph.D.