Memoirs of a Melanin Sojourner

One Man's Search for the Meaning of Life

by Kenneth Anthony Hordge Sr.


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 11/15/2005

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 124
ISBN : 9781420867886
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 124
ISBN : 9781420867879

About the Book

Memoirs of a Melanin Sojourner is about the journey of an African American born male who grows up with an extraordinary curiosity about life and his place in it. At first the curiosities are general, but soon graduate to a strong desire for an answer to the ultimate question, "what is the meaning of life?" The search takes him around the world, exploring various cultures, religions, and societies along with that of his own. His experiences through almost half a century of living bring him to a conclusion about the answer, and his role here on earth.


About the Author

Kenneth Anthony Hordge Sr. was born in the Bronx in New York City. He also lived in Flushing, and Brooklyn where he resided with his mother and siblings until 1969 when they moved to the Midwestern city of Indianapolis where he still lives. Mr. Hordge has had several jobs from his very first as a newspaper delivery boy, to his current occupation as a tour director. He is a smooth jazz enthusiast, and world traveler who has visited six of the seven global continents. He is a graduate of the School of Communication Arts, where he studied visual communications.  He is also a 1993 graduate of the International Tour Management Institute, and has recently completed coursework to receive his certificate in Cultural Heritage Tourism from Indiana University. His first writing venture began when he wrote travel articles for a local Indianapolis newspaper called: "Exploring Your Heritage." He loves challenges and is motivated by the accomplishment of publishing his first book, stating that, "this has inspired me to embrace even more my motto which says, tomorrow''''s life is too late, live today."