Category: Interviews

Christian Cipollini, Co-Founder of www.knockbacks.com and Seth Ferranti, True Crime Author & Founder of www.gorillaconvict.com who is currently incarcerated, share the story of how, “We have become business associates and great friends as well […]

In an exclusive Mob Speak interview, Seth Ferranti reflects on his latest and most powerful book to date, The Supreme Team: The Birth of Crack and Hip-hop, Prince’s Reign of Terror and the Supreme/50 Cent Beef Exposed […]

Once a member of the United States Marshal’s Most Wanted list, Seth Ferranti now finds himself among urban fictions’ top writers. Thirteen years into his 25 to life sentence, Seth has proved himself to be one of the much needed voices in an overgrown genre […]

I was once told that you can’t learn about “the hood” by association, you have to have lived it. The same can be said for just about any harsh or extreme experience there is to be had in this world […]

Gangsters Inc. is proud to present an exclusive interview with imprisoned author Seth Ferranti about life in prison, stand up guys, snitches, crime boss Supreme McGriff, being an author behind bars, and his plans for when he is released […]

As an accomplished author, journalist and publisher, Seth Ferranti is most recognized for covering organized crime personalities that range from drug lords to wiseguys. He has access, on a daily basis, that few journalists can claim […]

Many have always encouraged a “lock em’ up and throw away the key” mentality in regards America’s prison system. This includes (and is sometimes especially directed toward) non-violent drug offenders […]

The traditional Mafia is still big news and the public’s fascination with the mob and criminal behavior shows no signs of letting up. While glorifying the gangster isn’t what Mob Speak is all about, we continue to present various criminal viewpoints without editorializing […]

Seth M. Ferranti, federal prison register 18205-083, is the Gorilla Convict Writer. In 1993, after spending two years as a top-15 fugitive on the US Marshal’s most wanted list, he was captured and sentenced to 304 months under the federal sentencing guidelines for an LSD Kingpin conviction […]