The Adventures of the Black Phenomenon is a collection of poems written by DeJuan Cuffee and Sharon Evans that tell a coming-of-age superhero story about two cousins in high school, Daewon, a junior, and Zenobia, a freshman, discovering the freedom that comes with being a teenager, while also dealing with innate super powers. Each teenager must grapple with very grown-up life and death situations with major repercussions.

In the age of simulated realities, poetry allows you to bring words to life. Have you ever pictured your thoughts lasting forever? Have you ever thought when I write I AM free? We became in agreement that our talent worked cohesively together and gave birth to a masterpiece. Pleasures: Love, Sex, and Poetic Stories is a collection of poems and poetic short stories by DeJuan Cuffee and Sharon Evans that explore themes of love, lust, relationships, passion, and longing. The authors adeptly showcase their talents with wordplay soaked in hip-hop inspired lyrical eroticism, as well as through their intergalactic expressions, and often straight forward language.

Black History: A Dream I Had is a spectacular poetry book for all ages, kids and grownups alike, that delivers the Black history experience in a fun, educational, engaging, and entertaining way. Each poem is written about a significant individual figure in Black history and is accompanied by a bright beautiful illustration of that person. Every poem is gracefully crafted with a hip-hop flow giving you a brief rundown on some of the individual's accomplishments, contributions, and achievements, just enough to leave the audience thirsty for more.

Legacy: The Cure for Poetry, Hip-Hop, and Spoken Word (Volume Three) is the third and final book of the "Cure for Poetry, Hip-Hop, and Spoken Word" trilogy in which the author, DeJuan Cuffee (Sultan), continues to alter the poetic landscape as we know it. Once again setting the bar high with each poem in this anthology, the author continues to take you on a fascinating journey in which you will get his unique and eloquently stated perspectives on social issues such as racism and politics, themes on love, sex, and romance, well thought out pieces on Black culture and consciousness, as well as everyday life experiences.

Beyond an Era: The Cure for Poetry, Hip-Hop, and Spoken Word (Volume Two) is the second of a three-book trilogy in which the author, DeJuan (Sultan), continues to alter the poetic landscape as we know it. Once again setting the bar high with each poem in this anthology, the author continues to take you on a magical journey in which you’ll get his unique and eloquently stated perspectives on life.

Words for the Soul: The Cure for Poetry, Hip-Hop, and Spoken Word (Volume One) is the first of a three-book trilogy which describes the author’s definition of beauty. In Words for the Soul, the author takes you on journeys which range from love and fiery passion, a land of dreams and fantasy, to the dark, dreary, and at times tragic aspects of society. Various themes include social issues such as racism, poverty, politics, romance, love, sex, music, conspiracy theories, battle rhyming,

Flenardo

April 27, 2017

5.0 out of 5 stars“ I write like my birth was God’s revenge”

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Words for The Soul is a lustrous insight into the mind of one of the most ingenious poets on the planet. I’ve been vibing and reading Dejuan work close to a decade now. His wordplay is so dope like he’s a mad scientist cooking up experiments for the word to sample. One of my favorite lines from the book was “I write like my own therapist, just a couple more lines and I’ll take care of this, sniff the details as I finger f. the narrative”
Dejuan was g in this book. He once quoted “I write like my birth was God’s revenge”
I was like ooouu. That line is sick. The brother broke down all his alter egos after taking you to another dimension. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde couldn’t even hold a candle to his sick and twisted brain. This book will encourage you to strive for greatness, make you remember we all have a past, intimacy, and push poetry back to the front line of battle. Better be ready for war and love with this one.

Falasha

February 17, 2018

The Poet Laureate of the 70's Babies: Sultan

His name alone authentically encapsulates everything about his poetic talents. This brother's writing techniques elevates him to being an elite wordsmith of the Hip Hop Golden era.

His art reflects his profound and insightful perspective on Hip-Hop and "Conscious" socio-political issues which affect the Black Community. Forget about the commercial and fabricated hip-hop that you hear on the airwaves because his poems can quickly become someone's lyrics. Yes, you may want to contact him if you want to take your lyrical game to another level. This brother can easily transform into a nationally acclaimed ghostwriter because his poetry is timeless and he consistently crafts masterpiece after masterpiece.

Allow me to introduce you to the Sultan...