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"Everyday I Ball" is the debut novel from accomplished music industry pro Michael Sanders. In it, we follow the boggling double-lives of two high school student-athletes named Razah and Mizz. On the outside, the two boys appear to epitomize the high school dreams of book smarts, athletic prowess and popularity. There are darker forces at work however, as the two young men find themselves pressured by their unrelenting and heartbreaking inner-city environment. As the pages turn, Razah and Mizz learn to apply their wits and charisma to a series of dastardly deeds, deception and even a high-tech bank heist in order to finance their master plan: the invention of the most powerfully addictive legal substance known to man and the foundation of a clandestine network large enough to export it worldwide. Can the boys maintain their double lives as lovers, friends, family and the ever lurking city detectives become embroiled in their schemes? 2011 Hottest New Book Release
Michael Sanders is Professor of Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture at the University of Manchester. He is the author of The Poetry of Chartism: Aesthetics, Politics, History (2009), the co-editor (with Prof. David Matthews) of Subaltern Medievalisms: Medievalism 'from below' in Nineteenth-Century Britain (2021). Over a 20+ career in Victorian studies he has published; numerous articles across a range of refereed journals including, Victorian Studies, Victorian Poetry, Victorian Periodicals Review and the Journal of Victorian Culture, over a dozen book chapters, and edited the series Women and Radicalism in the Nineteenth Century (2001) and The Early Novels of Benjamin Disraeli Volume One: Vivian Grey (2004). Most of his publications have focused on the intersection between working-class literature and culture and radical politics in the nineteenth century.
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