Sleepy Willie Sings The Blues

Sleepy Willie sings the Blues, is the second in a series of books written by Horace Mungin. Reminiscence of Langston Hughes' collection of "Jesse B. Simple" books, Sleepy Willie is an old Southern born, grass roots philosopher living in the South Bronx. Willie takes a pundit's-eye view of the interactions of African American and whites in today's society. But it doesn't stop there. Willie burns the feathers of those in the current political and gangster culture. Willie expounds on his international views. Willie finds socially redeeming qualities in the Jerry Springer show.

Willie's narratives are replete with whimsical flare and eccentric spins that go so far out there that you'll be amazed when they conclude within the realm of reasonableness.

This is one funny, insightful, and thought-provoking book, that will take you through the hoops with laughs, sighs, and a melancholy longing, then set you straight.