You can't simply read She Threw A Stone Tomorrow, child, you got to ingest it. If you are fortunate enough to free your mind, you will find yourself ...looking for the true meaning of your own existence. You will question the essence of life, of love, and your quest for spiritual enlightenment in the age of cyber morality gone wrong. This is not some far out there in the cosmos lecture on science versus theology. These are Ifa principles, this is Odu, this is Ancestor-wit, this is AfriKan third eye intellectualism. This is a novel light-years ahead of its time. It is ingeniously wicked and yet it speaks to who we Displaced AfriKans are this very second-children ducking and dodging industrialized plantations. Maybe, just maybe after reading Oloyabi and Malcolm's vision quest we can fine tune our psyches and salvage what's left of our pre-soaked brains and perhaps then we can consensually decide to either burn the plantation to the ground or ... - Olorisha Aboyade Bomani