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Lil Wayne Writing Prison Memoir
The million-selling rapper has signed with Grand Central Publishing, a division of Hachette Book Group, for the memoir “Gone Till November.” Hachette announced Thursday that the book will tell of his eight months spent at the Rikers Island complex on a gun possession charge.
Scheduled to come out in November, two years after his release, the book will be an “internal monologue,” based on diaries he kept while in prison.
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Born Dwayne Carter Jr., Lil Wayne had the best-selling album of 2008 with Tha Carter III, which won a best rap album Grammy.