Exodus

This autobiographical journey details the evolution of a ghetto-child who struggles to transcend the ghetto, physically and mentally, on his path to manhood. William, born and raised in the slums of Atlanta, Georgia, awakens to a life that seems to offer obstacles and tragedies behind every twist and turn. In a quest to fulfill his purpose and destiny to live through his God-given talents and passions, he stumbles again and again through tragedy after tragedy, nearly ending up as just another statistic. After a life-altering epiphany, he gathers his strength and makes one final attempt to break generational curses and defeat the most dangerous enemy he's ever faced--the ghetto in his mind. Does the ghetto actually exist in the physical world, or is it really just a function of the mind? What does it actually mean to "e;make it out"e;? These are the questions the Author seeks to answer, not only for the reader, but also for himself.