Uncle Fridge’s Pulpit
Out of the 46 homies that were on this case (Short North Posse) with me, I’m strictly talking about the fellas that stood strong and kept it 1000, almost all of them are married and living pretty good “square” lives […]
Inmate’s Dispute Over Gang Label Came Late
A federal inmate waited too long to claim defamation over a book that portrays him as a member of a Philadelphia crime syndicate called the Junior Black Mafia, a federal judge ruled […]
In Prison with T.I.
I arrived at FCC Forrest City Low on January 5, 2011. I knew that the superstar multi-platinum rapper Clifford “T.I.” Harris was on the compound, serving his second federal skid bid in two years […]
ScottsMindField.com Review of The Supreme Team
Queens, New York has a storied Hip-Hop history. It has produced some of the most popular and influential rappers of all time. It also has another legacy, albeit one much darker. During the 1980’s, it served as ground zero for New York City’s drug trade […]
OOSA Online Book Club Review of Street Legends Vol. 2
Street lit, street fiction, urban fiction, or whatever people are calling today is taking over. Readers can’t seem to consume enough of gritty the stories. Well, author Seth Ferranti takes readers behind the scenes in his second installment of “Street Legends” […]
OOSA Online Book Club Review of Prison Stories
Ever wonder what prison life is really like? Seth “Soul Man” Ferranti takes readers to the belly of the beast with his raw, uncut narration of PRISON STORIES […]
APOOO Book Club, Urban Fiction Queen Review of Street Legends Vol. 1
Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, Wayne “Silk” Perry, Anthony Jones, Aaron Jones, Peter “Pistol Pete” Rollack, and George “Boy George” Rivera all have one thing in common in Seth Ferranti’s Street Legends […]
The Urban Book Source Review of Street Legends Vol. 1
In Street Legends, author/journalist Seth Ferranti chronicles the criminal careers of six gangsters: Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, Wayne “Silk” Perry, Anthony Jones, Aaron Jones, Peter “Pistol Pete” Rollack and George “Boy George” Rivera […]
The Man Who Made Money
In the gangs and underworld of the Southside of Chicago, Art Williams grew up a local street tough and born hustler, who as a teenager learned the centuries old art of counterfeiting […]