Down South Poets, Volume 1 : The Dirty Collection

Down South Poets, Volume 1 is a poetic tribute to, and a sincere reflection of, the evolution of African-American life in the South. Highly evident is the influence that hip-hop, blues, and jazz have had on the content and style of contemporary spoken word. This unique and engaging collection includes more than thirty poems and a foreword by Texas songwriter and singer, Ron Horne, and an epilogue by Mississippi poet, C. Liegh McInnis.

Charles L. Peters - A New Orleans, Louisiana native, but currently a San Antonio, Texas resident. Charles is lso the co-author of Perceptions (1998) and Poetry H2O (1999 / amazon.com)

Kenneth C. Dillon - A New Orleans, Louisiana native, but currently a resident of Atlanta, Georgia. Kenneth is also the co-author of Perceptions (1998) and Poetry H2O (1999 / amazon.com)

Quenton G. Gillispie - A native and resident of Atlanta, Georgia. Down South Poets is Quenton's first publication. He is currently working on his next publication entitled Written Reality.