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“It’s not about how long something lasts, it’s about the mark it leaves behind…”

“I was writing again, putting my energy into completing my first book, A Drug Dealer’s Dream…”

“The streets may have built our armor, but they don’t define our future…”

“Crack turned neighbors into shadows of their former selves—hollow-eyed, desperate, and unrecognizable…”

“The lyrics replayed in my head as I struggled with my next move. I wanted out, but the streets were the only escape I knew…”

“The ghosts of the streets I tried to escape still lingered…”

“Parole wasn’t just a condition—it was a leash, constantly pulling me back into a cycle I wanted to break free from.”

“This was going to be the last time I saw the inside of a prison bus…”

“The streets will swallow you whole…”

“No writing workshops. No fancy laptops. No Twitter following. Just raw storytelling straight from my experience to the page…”

“The power to change lies in our ability to recognize that we're the authors of our own lives…”

“Give your characters flaws, fears, and vulnerabilities. “

“The settings may have shifted, but the heartbeat of Street Fiction is ever present.”

What truly sets "Change The Game" apart is its compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from the first page to the last.

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