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The YOcabulary Books are now stocked IN STORES!

I’m very excited to announce that both YOcabulary books are available within the New York area! If you haven’t had a chance to pick up your copy online, you can now simply walk into any of the locations below and check them out in person! 🙂

Manhattan:
McNally Jackson Books (Soho)
Address: 52 Prince St, New York, NY 10012
Hours: 10AM – 10PM
Twitter: @McNallyJackson

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Brooklyn:
Greenlight Books ( Prospect Lefferts Garden)
Address: 632 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Hours: 10AM – 9PM
Twitter: @GreenlightBklyn

YOcabulary: The Hip Hop Puzzle Books


My newest project has been unveiled!

For those of you who are fans of Hip Hop music, I recently put together 2 Puzzle Books to test your knowledge of Albums, Lyrics, Mixtapes, Artists & Slang. Just how in tune are you with the culture? I’m very proud to introduce you to “YOcabulary: The Hip Hop Puzzle Books“!  I’ve been working on these behind the scenes for more than a year. You’ll find artists representing every generation and major region in Rap. Both books are now available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. I’d to also mention: They were both listed as #1 New releases!! 🙂 A lot of time and effort went into putting them together and I hope you guys really enjoy them. Feel free to reach out with your thoughts.

YOcabulary: The Hip Hop Word Search Puzzle Book

    • Features puzzles based on over 100 different albums & slang used in the East, West, South, Bay Area & Mid West regions
    • Paperback: 288 pages
    • Product Dimensions: 8.5″ x 11″
PURCHASE

YOcabulary: The Hip Hop Crossword Puzzle Book

  • Features over 75 puzzles on rap lyrics, albums, mixtapes, hooks, samples, ad-libs & more.
  • Paperback: 188 pages
  • Product Dimensions: 8.5″ x 11″
PURCHASE

Notorious B.I.G: 20 Years Art Exhibit

“’cause I went from negative to positive and it’s all…good.”

It’s been 20 years (time flies right?) since Christopher Wallace was slain in L.A. To celebrate the life and times of the legendary MC, Brooklyn’s own Bishop Gallery held an art show from 4/10-4/12 showcasing the work of several artists paying their respects to Frank White. There were some really great pieces there. If you weren’t able to make it, check out a few of the photos below.

http://www.bishoponbedford.com