Say Goodbye to Hollywood (eBook, ePUB) - Quinones, Anthony 'A-Class'
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Anthony Woodz Diaz has dreams of Hollywood, but his dreams will be more like nightmares as he struggles to overcome adversities living in the slums of New York City. With just his single mom, disconnected siblings, and no positive father figure, Anthony takes matters into his own hands and turns to the streets of Spanish Harlem for guidance and shelter. Just when the troubled teen seems to be getting his turbulent life in order, his dreams of Hollywood are shattered for good, and he is forced to say good-bye to Hollywood.

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Anthony Woodz Diaz has dreams of Hollywood, but his dreams will be more like nightmares as he struggles to overcome adversities living in the slums of New York City. With just his single mom, disconnected siblings, and no positive father figure, Anthony takes matters into his own hands and turns to the streets of Spanish Harlem for guidance and shelter. Just when the troubled teen seems to be getting his turbulent life in order, his dreams of Hollywood are shattered for good, and he is forced to say good-bye to Hollywood.

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Autorenporträt
Anthony "A-Class" Quinones is a high school graduate, an entrepreneur, and upcoming author born in The Bronx, New York. He grew up in El Barrio, East Harlem, where his life took unexpected twists and turns as he struggled not only to survive the streets but also find his purpose in life. Today, the thirty-one-year-old Puerto Rican writer is committed to having his story heard, hoping to impact the life of readers, young or old.