From the Quill to the Gavel: The Life of Reuben S. Mitchell
A documented biography of Reuben S. Mitchell examining his rise from Reconstruction-era Florida into civic leadership, fraternal service, and public influence, grounded in extensive primary-source research.

Builders of Freedom
A historical study of political, civic, and institutional leadership during Reconstruction and its aftermath, focusing on documented individuals and verified public records rather than myth or folklore.

Behind the Veil
An exploration of law, fraternal institutions, and justice, tracing how Prince Hall–affiliated leaders navigated courts, politics, and civil rights through documented case studies.

Generations Across America: The Urso Family Saga
A multigenerational family history that follows migration, labor, and identity across regions of the United States, reconstructed through census data, vital records, and archival sources.

Ashlar Songs and Temple Hymns (Poetry)
A collection of poems reflecting on labor, light, memory, and fraternity, drawing on Masonic symbolism and historical consciousness to explore spiritual and communal bonds.

Words in Watercolor (Poetry)
A poetry collection blending personal reflection, place, and historical awareness, written in a lyrical style that meditates on memory, resilience, and inherited experience.