Daniel, Steve, Edwards, Alex
Description
Steven James grew up in the green pines of Georgia in the 1960s, and ended up in the green marijuana fields of Jamaica in the 1970s and 80s.
This is
...
his story.
Follow his young life from rural North Georgia and Chattanooga Tennessee in the 1960s, where he first learned how to sell to the poor African American community, and then market it to his white middle class friends in North Georgia. From there you'll travel with him to the University of Georgia in the wild 1970s, partying, making friends, attending concerts and, of course, selling more marijuana.
Eventually you'll make your way down to Florida, the Keys, and finally Jamaica where Steven will discover a whole new way to grow and distribute the first strains of indica marijuana.
Along the way he finds and loses love and loved ones, and gains a child of his own.
But will he be able to find stability in the erratic and illegal drug scene of the 1970s and 80s? Not just for himself, but for his young child as well?
About The Author
Steve Daniel, convicted marijuana dealer, decided to write the greatest semi-fictional, semi-biographical, kinda-sorta-based-on-true-events weed book ever written. And he has done just that...according to himself, of course.
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