The latest installment of Eric Reese's bestseller, There and Now is a no-nonsense depiction of an Afro-American teenager Philly boy E's journey right from his childhood to his adulthood. The author has penned down the story of Philly, which is no different from the contemporary youngsters who were the product of the time. Philly's journey from doping himself, disturbed family life , self-doubt to anything but a plain vanilla life depict a lot about the disillusioned youth of his time.

His isolation from the family, the streak of recklessness or being aimless and dwelling in a world with pestilence, Philly desperately needed to take a decision that could either make or break his life.

What will he choose to do? Is there any redemption around the corner?

Explore Philly as you turn the cover of There and Now: The Streets or Islam at Kobo.