80's Baby: When Crack Made Kings - Marshall, Ty
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By the beginning of the 1980's, the Bronx had become a godforsaken slum, making it the ideal location for an epidemic. That epidemic arrived in the form of crack cocaine, which hit the streets with a savage force setting off an explosion of violent crime unlike anything ever seen before. The birth of crack brought with it more money, more guns and more gangs, the faces of which were younger, hungrier and more vicious than their predecessors. In 1986, Hassan, a student of the streets ascended above all other ghetto dons and planted his flag at the top of the drug game. But what crack giveth,…mehr

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By the beginning of the 1980's, the Bronx had become a godforsaken slum, making it the ideal location for an epidemic. That epidemic arrived in the form of crack cocaine, which hit the streets with a savage force setting off an explosion of violent crime unlike anything ever seen before. The birth of crack brought with it more money, more guns and more gangs, the faces of which were younger, hungrier and more vicious than their predecessors. In 1986, Hassan, a student of the streets ascended above all other ghetto dons and planted his flag at the top of the drug game. But what crack giveth, crack taketh away as jealousy, rival crews and the federal government began chipping away at his once mighty empire.
Autorenporträt
Raised in Peekskill, NY, Ty Marshall is a refreshing voice in Urban Fiction. An undeniable talent with a highly skilled pen that speaks to the streets. He has independently released several titles which include: Keys to the Kingdom, 80's Baby and Gold Blooded. His novella Luxury & Larceny was published by St. Martins Griffin in 2016. In 2018, he signed a deal with Urban Books, where he will continue to bring his authentic brand of storytelling to the masses. Ty is a proud husband and father that currently resides in Atlanta, Ga.