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Gone 'til November by Lil' Wayne · Booklabria

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Lil' Wayne
Gone 'til November

BiographyPersonal Memoirs

Gone 'til November

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First published: 2013
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

The rap superstar details the circumstances that led to his year-long incarceration at Rikers Island and his experiences during his imprisonment, sharing insights into his daily rituals, interactions with other inmates, and efforts to stay positive.

Subjects: Biography
Personal Memoirs
Prisoners
Non-Classifiable
Popular music
New york, history
Set in: United States
New York
Rikers Island

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