New Books by Jerry Atsutse Fosu: The Living Bridge and Panda Dad
Two new books by our founder, Jerry Atsutse Fosu, are now in print and available to order on Lulu.
The Living Bridge: Pan-Africanism Today
A builder's look at the oldest unfinished project of the African world. Born in Newark to Ghanaian parents and raised between Ivy Hill and Accra, Fosu reads Pan-Africanism the way a builder reads a job site, from the congress halls of Manchester and Accra to trade, money, citizenship, reparations, music and the overlooked Black workforce on both sides of the Atlantic. Every chapter ends with his Builder's Notes and sources.
Panda Dad: The Story of Yaa Asantewaa and the Mysterious Stool
Who can sit on the Golden Stool? Kaidah and Kzuri love Panda Dad's bedtime stories about the mysterious Golden Stool. When strangers from across the waters demand the stool, the girls sneak after Panda Dad to the elders' meeting and meet a woman who will change everything. A picture book inspired by the true story of Yaa Asantewaa, the Queen Mother who rallied the Asante people in 1900, about courage, family and remembering who you are.
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