title: Alex Haley: The Playboy Interviews
author:  Alex Haley 
description: ws Alex Haley as the world-renowned author of the international bestseller ROOTS, and as the writer who collaborated with Malcolm X on his historic autobiography. What many people don't know is that Alex Haley began his professional writing career as a journalist. It was his experience in this arena that earned him the plum assignment as Playboy's first -- and foremost -- interviewer. &lt;br&gt;Witness Haley's work with the pre-Ali Cassius Clay, in which the posture of the young rebel fell away and a sensitive, intelligent young man emerged. He lured Malcolm X beyond his scathing Black Muslim rhetoric to reveal the agile, perceptive mind of a charismatic leader. With Johnny Carson, Haley revealed the man behind the mask of a charming television raconteur. And, in a devasting interview with George Lincoln Rockwell, the self-appointed fuhrer of the American Nazi Party, Haley deftly exposed the frightening heart and soul of the twisted man and his racist ideology.&lt;br&gt;A fascinating slice of recent history
zlib_text: JESSICA WATKINS PRESENTS
  THE WOMAN HE WANTED
   
  by K.
  ALEX WALKER
  
  For Kellane.
  
  Prologue
   
  Atlanta will be a new start, Kellen Edwards thought as he pulled his car between the two white lines
  outside of the Starbucks, across from the hospital where he’d now be continuing his career. He had a
  new position, three new positions actually, and a new life away from the stressors that had plagued
  him in Louisiana—namely, his ex-girlfriend, Trisha. The last image he had of her was her naked, lithe
  body pinned between three men; one behind her with his hairy knuckles gripping her hips, one
  alongside her olive skin which had hints of caramel and a rose tattoo beneath her ribcage, and the
  other, dangling his uncircumcised penis in front of her mouth like a twisted fisherman.
  He had a soft spot for women the size of Texas, but that would no longer be the case. Sex would
  just be sex, no strings. He’d go back to his college days of unscrupulous behavior, tearing at his
  sleeve until only the threads 