
Wali Akindele was born and raised in North Philadelphia’s Nicetown/Tioga section where he quickly learned dedication and perseverance. Fast forward to 2011 when he received a yellow envelope from the Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, inside was an untitled, unfinished manuscript sent by his close friend and now label mate Andrew Jones, who shortly after received a life imprisonment sentence. Wali believed in this untitled work of art so much that he read the unfinished novel three times. Finally mustering up the nerve to put his pen to the paper he completed the manuscript and named it “15th District Chronicles of the 19124.” After receiving accolade for his first attempt at writing he penned two more features, a short story called “Tha Choice is Urs….Memoirs of The Block,” the first edition of “Tha Choice is Urs” series, and “Milligrams A Philadelphia Epidemic.” Out of his love for literature and his new found love for writing Wali Akindele, and his wife Ilene Akindele founded Prolific Concept Productions. Merging his old indoctrination of the hustle, and his entrepreneurial spirit Wali strives to make Prolific Concept Productions the publishing company of the future….
Andrew Jones is a new author from Philadelphia, PA. His
awkward style of writing, and rapid pace of storyline left publisher, Wali
Akindele, with no alternative other than to extend a deal. With the help of
Prolific Concept Productions, Andrew’s first novel “15th District Chronicles of
the 19124,” is set to hit stores in February 2014. Andrew is currently working
on his second novel. With an all-star roster of authors he aspires to reach for
new heights and embrace deeper lessons. Andrew is best described as being
humble and truly ambitious. He is not afraid to explore subjects that are
considered controversial by most authors. Andrew promises to touch on every
subject that crosses your mind; race, love, sickness, brutality, mental health
and much more. Persuading more people to write and read more are personal goals
of Andrew. He encourages everyone to help fight the war against illiteracy.
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