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Ghettoheat

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GHETTOHEAT is a hardcore collection of thought-provoking poetry and powerful prose that focuses on the inner-city voices of Ghetto-America; poignantly displaying their socio-economic conditions. Exploring everyday people experiencing trials and tribulations of life in the mean streets, GHETTOHEAT takes readers on an emotional roller-coaster ride and on a cathartic journey; revealing the joys and pains, strengths and weaknesses, economic pressures and spiritual struggles many endure within urban communities. With a multitude of complex characters and controversial issues, raw, real and riveting, GHETTOHEAT is intense street-poetry in motion.

Author Biography:

HICKSON is CEO and Founder of GHETTOHEAT(r). Born and raised in Harlem, New York, he still lives amongst his people. Poverty, pressure and passion drove HICKSON into becoming a self-made 'Hip-Hopreneur', creating his multimedia company, GHETTOHEAT(r) on June 4th 2003, focusing on self-publishing, distributing, marketing and selling his own works
Release date Australia
March 16th, 2010
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Country of Publication
United States
Imprint
Ghettoheat
Pages
360
Publisher
Ghettoheat
ISBN-13
9780974298276
Product ID
3991341

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