Khalid Bey

Love under Will is a powerful, thought provoking work by author Khalid Bey, which challenges us all to think about and approach the subject of Love and relationships in a way that is sure to shake our very foundation. Bey's method for handling the topic is unusually deliberate; so much so that some may find difficulty with the author's explanation and conclusion. This book could very well change your view on Love.

The African American Dilemma takes a bold look at the psychological affect that slavery has had on the condition on the people of African descent, as well as other ethnic groups living in America. This thought provoking work is a must read for every American.

The Key to Character looks deep into a major problem that has plagued many for years. A misunderstanding of the differences between personality and character is an underlying cause of everything from identity crises', to feelings of inadequacy, to general feelings of unhappiness. Khalid Bey does an excellent job of personalizing the content in a way that will be satisfying to the reader, regardless of one's background or station in life. 

NOW is an exciting effort, which reveals to readers an ability inherently possessed by all to gain control over circumstance. By understanding the ideas discussed herein, those taking part in this experience will be empowered to develop a greater focus. Khalid El Bey demonstrates key proofs that may be employed by anyone who desires to reduce stress and live a more productive and fulfilling life. The short but detailed explanations will afford the readers a mental workout that is long overdue.

Author, former Elected Official, and Community Activist Khalid Bey shares his ideas about what is required for good governance. Bey provides a very interesting perspective on government-constituent relations, campaign finance reform and the importance of public-private partnerships, among other things. The book causes readers to consider a 'middle of the road' approach, which Mr. Bey says is key to true government reform. A great read, whether a political enthusiast or not.

The Longest Chord is a compilation of three books previously published by author Khalid El Bey, with some revisions. These books: The Key to Character, NOW and Love Under Will, were provided with the hopes of helping readers “loosen the shackles”. Realizing that each book appears to only cover a portion of the challenging issues faced by the majority of us, Bey thought it would be beneficial for readers to have access to all three with one purchase.

From My Eyes is a compilation of opinion articles written by Khalid Bey concerning issues affecting the African American community in Syracuse, New York. Though the dialogue references Syracuse, the circumstances described are reminiscent of African American communities throughout the country. From My Eyes provides an interesting perspective, which could create discomfort in some; but it is nevertheless refreshing and is sure to be an adventure for readers.

Sol Azure is a fictional story for the ages. In a time when vampires, witches, werewolves and aliens dominate our TV screens, what better addition can be made to an exciting time of exploration and adventure? Akun does an excellent job personalizing the accounts; so much so, that you often find yourself asking is it truly fiction....or is it real?