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Two Peas in a Pod

Juntu Ahjee

This story takes place during the fall of 1975, in the town of Dungan County, 20 miles from Muskogee, Oklahoma. Several years after the great Civil Rights Era, America was still divided among ethnic groups and racial violence was acutely prevalent in certain parts of the country. For two budding teenagers, Caleb Moreton, a White boy from Muskogee and Gabriel (Gabri) Walker, a Black boy from Chicago, Illinois, never learned those lessons. They were two loners who found compatibility through tragedy, until one day, a brooding mysterious stranger reveals the truth about the past that will forever change the lives of Caleb and Gabri. Surrounded by a toxic world of hatred and violence neither of them were prepared to understand, their newfound friendship will be put to the ultimate test as they embark on an adventure of brotherhood survival.

 

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ABOUT JUNTU AHJEE


Juntu Ahjee is a writer, which, considering where you're reading this, makes perfect sense. Originally from Oklahoma City, OK, he began his writing journey at the age of 10 in 1979, when he started writing short horror stories that attracted the attention of his English and social studies teachers. In 1988, he earned an Urban Spirit Award for his essay on freedom of speech, which led to a literary scholarship to the University of Chicago. In 2019, his poem, "81st Street," won the 2019 National Poetry Award for Nubian Poets. As Juntu would say, "You are the author of your own story, embrace every chapter!"