Monday, August 18, 2014

Nisei by JJ White have been acquired by Black Opal Books!

Nisei by JJ White have been acquired by Black Opal Books!





Nisei is a story of determination, honor, integrity and perseverance.

Robert has been a failure to himself and his family his whole life. Gambling and alcohol falsely satisfied and stole his soul until the day he signed the papers selling his inherited home. Giving it one last walk-through, he was drawn to the attic where he found his old baseball bat and a box. Upon opening, there was nothing more than a cover sheet with Robbie typed in the middle; underneath his answer yet to be read.

A few months before his death in 1953, Hideo “Bobby” Takahashi, A Hawaii Nisei, dictated his memoir to his lovely companion, Ayame. Bobby’s thoughts and memories tell the story of his fellow soldiers of the Japanese-American 442nd Regimental Combat Team who fought and died bravely for their country during the war. He records for posterity his family’s unfair internment, attempting to clear their name as well as his own, for he was labeled a traitor at the onset of the war with Japan.

This was Robert’s father…

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White has written over two hundred short stories, had articles and stories published in several anthologies and magazines including, Wordsmith, The Homestead Review, The Seven Hills Review and The Grey Sparrow Journal. “The Nine Hole League” is scheduled to be published in the Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine, Volume 14. He has won awards and honors from the Alabama Writers Conclave, Writers-Editors International, Maryland Writers Association, The Royal Palm Literary Awards, Professional Writers of Prescott, and Writer’s Digest. He was recently nominated for the Pushcart Prize for his short piece in The Grey Sparrow Journal. His novels published by Black Opal Books are Prodigious Savant (release Fall 2014) and Deviant Acts (release 2015). www.jjwhitebooks.com
Represented by Loiacono Literary Agency www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com
Published by Black Opal Books www.blackopalbooks.com


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