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		<title>Prison Stories by Seth &#8220;Soul Man&#8221; Ferranti</title>
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Prison Stories is a vivid look into the brutal and vicious world of Prison. It takes the reader inside the belly of the beast, giving real life accounts from the netherworld of corruption and violence.

Find more street lit by Seth "Soul Man" Ferranti.

 
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		<link>http://www.streetfiction.org/archives/505</link>
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		<title>Author Profile: Relentless Aaron</title>
		<description>“My work is not just a hot song or a hit movie that is here today and gone tomorrow. It’s a richly textured template of who we are today, yesterday and tomorrow,”  ~ Relentless Aaron


Relentless Aaron's Books

More information on Relentless Aaron

Relentless Aaron's personal website: www.relentlessaaron.com

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		<link>http://www.streetfiction.org/archives/510</link>
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		<title>LOVE ME NOT by Nishawnda Ellis</title>
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Ever loved someone so much that no force on earth could change what you felt?

Sasha Freeman lived the good life, where her whole world was in order financially and socially, yet she felt something was missing – love. Against advice given and her own better judgment, she reignites a love ...</description>
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		<title>Chicago Tribune Interview with author Nami Mun</title>
		<description>It could be Chicago. It's set in New York, but "Miles From Nowhere" could just as well be happening in Chicago or Los Angeles or any big city. Any place with all kinds of people, and dirty streets, and broken sidewalks, and taxis and traffic, and apartment buildings and garbage ...</description>
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		<title>TURNING POINT by Ed McNair</title>
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Anita was every man’s dreams: beautiful, smart, and now a year away from completing her doctorate. Prince, fresh out of jail on a murder charge, walked into her life. He knew he would give anything to be with Anita; in his eyes she was perfect.

When Leah’s teenage love Dropp, got ...</description>
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