Wow this world seems like it coming to a end everybody is diein and a lot it just going on when they said we ina reccession that is foreal it seem like everybody is passin away around the same date just a different month

Wow really?? I just read “Just too good to be true” and enjoyed it. I liked his books. This is very sad.

RIP…loved your books

To anybody who’s stupid enough to think that a celebrity death or two signifies the end of the world, please don’t reproduce.

LMAO, yes I have to agree with the one writer. If you think the world is coming to an end just because a few well known people are dying you got issues. But it is sad to hear none the least. I really enjoyed his books. R.I.P

R.I.P Mr. Harris.

Sexymika21302, first of all, it’s dying not diein. Second of all, what does a recession have to do with something as natural as death. People are going to die whether we’re in a recession or not. If you didn’t realize the people you are noticing dying are rich, so what does that have to do with a recession. Please sweetheart don’t reproduce and pass on ignorance to your children. Thank you. Now to what I really wanted to say. I met Mr. Harris. He is a really nice guy despite his sexual preference. It’s sad to see a writer who has made such an impact on black fiction go. He will be missed, and I pray for his family.

THROUGH YOUR GIFT TO US MR E. LYNN HARRIS YOUR MEMOIR SHALL LIVE ON AND I AM APPRECIATIVE, FOR YOUR TALENT YOU CHEERED TO US…THANK YOU!!!

OMG! I burned up my dinner 2 nights in a row reading invisible life! He will surely be missed!

I went to the library a couple of days ago an saw E. Lynn Harris’ books on display in the front lobby of the library (which was never done b4); however, I didn’t pay any attention to his picture and the note at the bottom which stated that E. Lynn Harris’ died at age 54. When I got through doing what I came to the library to do, as I walked out towards the lobby to exit the library my eyes focused on his picture and finally the note at the bottom. I looked at the librarians behind the counter who were on their computer’s working and I said to them, “Is this a joke? You got to be kidding me.” One of the librarians said to me, “No it isn’t a joke. He died yesterday on the 23 in Los Angeles, but there is nothing stating how he died or what he died of.” My response to that was, “NOOOOO!! this can’t be happening. I’ve been reading his books since I was a senior in high school.” I truly have been a fan of E. Lynn Harris for almost 10 years, reading almost every one of his books he has ever published. I have read all of his books except ‘What Becomes of the Brokenhearted’. E. Lynn Harris, you will be truly missed from all of your fans including me. R.I.P, baby.

Its sad so many black men die from heart disease

you mean to tell me hes so busy sittin around writing some gay shyt and bringing in millions he could’nt get up and go to the doctor and get checked.when we know he had the funds to do it too so theres no excuse(I GUESS ONCE HE SAT DOWN AT THE COMPUTER AND STARTED PECKING AWAY)with one of his many close friends by his side and a class of merlot he could’nt get his dumb ass up to the doctor.he certainly did’nt look like the type who was scrared of the prostate exam,im sure hes had many and not all by doctors either.

He’s not the first black person who doesn’t go to the doctor when they know something is wrong. Black people, especially men have got to do better concerning health. Eat better and exercise. It’s okay to have your favorite fried foods and such but do it in moderation or else we’ll never get pass 60.

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