Synopsis "The Falling Was Easy: An American Crime Autobiography"
AS A YOUNG MAN, 16 YEARS OLD I WENT TO JAIL. My friends at my young impressionable age, where the other inmates, they were also my teachers. Some of my book is during the era just before the use of "Free Base" (Cocaine) started.I was making money, went to jail, lost everything, got out and with the help of my friends, the ones who taught me all I knew, I made more money. Through all my ups and downs I survived the system and lived to tell you about it."I WROTE THIS BOOK WHENEVER I WAS IN THE FEDERAL PENITENTARY Looking around at my fellow criminals, I saw that maintaining the high profile life style got harder after a bust. After years of pondering it dawned on me my fellow drug dealers, pimps and hustlers in the long run were broke because of lawyer fees & bail-bonds men. The costs of staying out of prison as well as the costs of starting over in a new game were all necessary to support the good life the street has to offer. Moreover the necessity for limitless amounts of money gave me the motivation not to end up broke. You play the game the bust is going to come this made me have a desire to have items of value like jewelry, property, cars, etc. to fall back on. In turn, I was guaranteeing, The Falling Was Easy! It took me almost 20 years to write this book only written while in prison, of which I spent 1/3 of 67 years of my life in the penitentiary, one parole volition to another no new cases for 20 years. In this book more than 25 consecutive stories of Black Jesus the Dope Peddler & PimpThe Falling Was Easy, explorers the mind of a hardcore criminal. This books makes apparent the thought processes of a Black Man who grew up and was taught in American Penile Institutions. The Falling Was Easy, reveals how prison life changed the ideals moral, thought process and even career path of a young man growing up in the 1950's, 1960's, and 1970's the exact same way prison will change the future of our young men today. If the Prison System hasn't changed what makes you think the outcome will?
