Lil Wayne Releasing Book About Being Locked Up in Riker’s Island

Young Money leader Lil Wayne is trying his hand at the book game. According to his fansite, he will be releasing a book titled Gone Til November set to hit the shelves on May 14th 2013 published by Grand Central Publishing. The book will consists of a series of journals in which Weezy gives a detailed account of his experiences while locked up in Riker's Island from March to November of 2010, along with reflections of his life as a whole. Ben Greenberg, the executive editor of Grand Central Publishing released a statement of excitement in working with Lil Wayne.
We are thrilled to be publishing Wayne’s prison memoir. He kept detailed journals of his inner and outer life while he was on Rikers Island, and they certainly tell a story. They are revealing.

Gone TIl November can be preordered here. Will you buy/read a Tunechi book?
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