Nicholas: Story of an Oaktown OG

by Anthony Hudson

What unseen forces shape a young man’s soul? Nicholas’ journey takes him from hustling newspapers in Ghetto Streets, exposing him to the hustlers and gangsters of Oaktown’s underbelly, onto a path which takes him through the penitentiary. Has surviving the horrors of prison awakened an awareness of what the name of the game really is? Can he use the three degrees he earned to obtain prosperity and wealth? Now armed with a college education and determination to succeed despite a system designed to defeat, condemn and destroy; Nicholas emerges from the streets that never die, in pursuit of the American dream. Does he possess what it takes to have a seat at the table of success?

350 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 4, 2016

About the author

Rev. Anthony Hudson, born in Georgia and raised in Buffalo, New York, is an American author. Ordained in 1979, Rev. Hudson has taken his preaching gifts to many places, having pastored three churches. He is currently an assosiate minister and Sunday School teacher at Wheat Street Baptist Church in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, Bertha Hudson, and son Anthony Hudson Jr.

Reviews

[Kenneth Richardson]

A must read for people from and around Oaktown. Great story telling while also painting a historical analysis of the transfer of emphasis from coke to crack. Can't wait to read the next book.