All the Smoke : A Novel
All the Smoke : A Novel
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Author(s): Clark, Aaron Philip
ISBN No.: 9780063579781
Pages: 336
Year: 202702
Format: Library Binding
Price: $ 42.00
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available (Forthcoming)

"Aaron Philip Clark has written a novel that challenges us about our ideas about success ambition and who we are when we give in to our darkest impulses. All the Smoke is a propulsive terrifying descent into the depths of madness. Not to be missed!" -- S.A. Cosby, New York Times bestselling author of King of Ashes "Aaron Philip Clark keeps it real in this twist-and-turn revenge saga." -- Teri Woods , New York Times bestselling author of True to the Game II and True to the Game III "Aaron Philip Clark does it again! A propulsive page-turner, All the Smoke brings the pain, the poetry and the promise, and just like good hip-hop, smashes it between dread and hope. A brilliant read!" -- Rachel Howzell Hall, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Mist and Malice and Fog and Fury "From the first page to the shocking ending, All the Smoke is a riveting psychological thriller." -- Bakari Sellers , New York Times bestselling author of My Vanishing Country " All the Smoke will end up your favorite rapper's favorite novel.


Maz The God's saga is a hip-hop love letter, powerful exploration of toxic ambition and examination of the meaning of family all expertly woven together by Aaron Phillip Clark, with prose as slick and lyrical as his protagonist's pilfered bars." -- James Queally, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author of acclaimed Russell Avery novels "Aaron Philip Clark has created a mystery masterpiece that is cinematic in scope filled with unforgettable characters." -- Blair Underwood, award winning actor, and author of A Soldier's Wife "With the intensity of a Dr. Dre beat, All the Smoke by Aaron Phillip Clark mastermixes hip-hop culture with gritty noir fiction as it chronicles the doomed lives of rap obsessed foster brothers Maz and Adonis. Clark's cinematic, fast-paced prose takes the reader on a rough ride through hood life and the music industry that they won't soon forget." -- Michael A. Gonzales, Pioneering hip-hop journalist, and CrimeReads contributor.


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