At a young age he was locked up, while in prison he became a writer and a new voice of the streets […] https://www.gorillaconvict.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/4front-final.pdf ... [Continue Reading]
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 […] http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/06/15/47521.htm ... [Continue Reading]
Mobwriter.blogspot.com
Cross Scarface's Tony Montana with a hip-hop hero and you get [...] http://www.mobwriter.blogspot.com/2012_03_01_archive.html ... [Continue Reading]
ScottsMindField.com Review of The Supreme Team
A Must-Read for Fans of the Genre! 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. The Southside was a hotbed of activity, lorded over by a new ... [Continue Reading]
OOSA Online Book Club Review of Street Legends Vol. 2
Original Gangstas! 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." Volume 2 features `Black Caesar' Frank Matthews, who dominated the ... [Continue Reading]
OOSA Online Book Club Review of Prison Stories
A Hard Man Shatters But a Strong Man Endures 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. PRISON STORIES, based on an insider's view, tells the story of young Guero, a suburban white drug dealer learning the ropes, politics and keys to ... [Continue Reading]
APOOO Book Club, Urban Fiction Queen Review of Street Legends Vol. 1
The Game is Now For Sale, July 27, 2008 By D. Frazier "Urban Fiction Queen" (Cleveland, Ohio) 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; honor thy code of the streets. From the hoods of New ... [Continue Reading]
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 […] http://theubs.com/reviews/books/streetlegends.php ... [Continue Reading]
Gangland Lore on Street Couture
A creative alliance has been made from both sides of the razor wire… literally! The crew from Knock Backs Wear - designers of mob-history tees under the imprint Knokaround Apparel […] http://hideyourarms.com/2012/05/28/gangland-lore-on-street-couture/ ... [Continue Reading]
Mike Explosivo
Seth Michael Ferranti is the name I chose for this picture […] http://mikeexplosivo.blogspot.com/2008/03/i-call-him-seth-michael-ferranti.html ... [Continue Reading]
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