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Divine G Entertainment publishes eight novels by the author whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing.
If you entered the giveaway for No Other Love — win or lose — there's a way to get the book in your hands this week.
Win or lose, you can still hear No Other Love.
Through November 16, every audiobook at Divine G Entertainment comes with a second one free.
No Other Love is one of the free picks — read by Divine G himself, nearly nine hours of it. Buy any audiobook in the Double Feature and it's yours at no additional cost.
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Sixty seconds will tell you.
Most audiobooks are one voice reading a book. Three of ours are produced like films without the screen — a distinct voice for every character, with sound effects built under every scene. Machines hum. Guns fire. People scream.
Press play and decide.
Eight novels. Crime, love, street, and one trip through time.
Paperback, eBook, and audio. Here's where to start.
He swore he'd be a millionaire before twenty-one, even if it killed him.
He survived the bullet. That was the easy part.
Thirty years to life for a murder another man committed.
She hunts the kingpin who killed her parents.
She survived the Tilden Projects. Barely.
A love story with a crime at the center.
Robbed of everything by someone else's lie.
He built the machine that breaks time. They used it to bury him in 1831.
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The man behind the story
John "Divine G" Whitfield wrote his first novel in a cell.
He is now an Oscar-nominated adapted screenwriter and executive producer, and the man whose true story became the A24 film Sing Sing — where he's played by Colman Domingo, who earned a Best Actor nomination for the role.
He spent 25 years incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. Inside, he co-founded Rehabilitation Through the Arts, the program at the heart of that film, and wrote the eight novels Divine G Entertainment publishes today.
He is still fighting for official exoneration.