Down the Meanest Streets

Down the Meanest Streets, under the bright sky as the day at the dark covered the night, the heroin moved like a human monsters, moving undetected; leaving a gruesome tale of murder, deceit, and a dream for riches, to sense the worst. This story is about a deliberated campaign of to “Mr. Nobody’s” whose signatures would later offer precious clues to the deadly drug game that paralyzed the city of Detroit.

Ex-convict-turned-novelist, Penman Thornwell, has re-released his realistically gritty debut novel, Down the Meanest Streets, a well received crime thriller based on true events that’s slated for a film adaptation.

The story involves criminal evolution of Thornwell, a Detroit native who has been breaking the law since early childhood. In Thornwell’s mesmerizing autobiography, he chronicles his impoverished beginning, his rise in the drug culture, his later addiction, and of course, his imprisonment.

Down the Meanest Streets is a tell-all book with on intention of getting back at anyone who did him wrong. Fans of street-lit hood fiction should definitely respect Down the Meanest Streets, especially before the film drops.