Gorilla Convict has been interviewing and writing about street lit authors from the jump. Check out these exclusive interviews with your favortie urban fiction authors and true crime writers who pen stories on American gangsters.
From gangsta rap to gangsta writer in the world of hip-hop everything spirals upwards from the streets. And in the annals of the gangsta chronicles a new writer has emerged suddenly, almost out of nowhere, to become the hip-hop writer of the moment […]
The Mexican Mafia or Eme is one of the most notorious and powerful gangs in Southern California. They are allegedly running things from the penitentiary to the streets of LA […]
From the ghosts of gangsta past, notably Donald Goines and Iceberg Slim, a new generation of writers are taking up the mantle, and resurrecting a long since dead, and underground genre- street novels, and making it into a multi-million dollar industry […]
Just like the rap game before it the world of hip-hop fiction is blowing up. Street lit as its called is now grossing over $50 million annually and a genre that started with self-published authors selling books out the back of their cars has quickly become a legitimate market that has harnessed the talents of writers either fresh out of prison or still in the pen […]
The Mexican Mafia or Eme is one of the most notorious and powerful gangs in Southern California. They are allegedly running things from the penitentiary to the streets of LA […]
Triple Crown Publications is the first name in street lit, the booming genre of raw, gritty, urban fiction sold everywhere from street corners to small African American bookstores to Barnes and Noble […]
The Jam Master Jay homicide is still unsolved five years after the fact. Law enforcement has floated a lot of theories as to what happened but none of them has led to an arrest […]
A Hustler’s Wife, Project Chick, The Glamorous Life, Riding Dirty on I-95, Death Before Dishonor, Forever a Hustler’s Wife- these are the titles of Nikki Turner’s books but could easily be superlatives to describe the Queen of hip-hip fiction and her life […]
With the proliferation of street novels coming out it’s getting hard to separate the trash from the jewels. You got Teri Woods Publishing putting out books, Triple Crown publications, and a handful of other independents trying to get theirs […]
