If you love to hear new important voices, or you have endured the creative struggle, listen to this podcast. It will touch bone.

Donnell Alexander’s memoir “Son of Ghetto Celebrity” is a hard-hitting, layered piece of writing. Its dexterous and hip language shapes a critical personal journey while weaving a deeper fabric of black and universal struggle. (A new version of the original book was just released in electronic form.)

In working on this interview, I came to realize why Donnell’s book was distributed widely in American libraries, and why his work resonates soundly in Europe. The book is not for the faint-of-heart, it’s for those who relate to its message with heart.

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