Over 30 years in writing & publishing

Stories, strategy,
and survival.

Dozens upon dozens of books. At least half a million readers. A publishing life that began with The Superstar Magazine in the early 90s. This is the headquarters: the books, the essays, the field notes. Pick a door.

Essays & the 50+ Desk

Two desks. One voice.

The essays sit on one side — long-form on crime, the system, and what the streets taught me. The other desk is for readers in their second act.

For Readers 50+

The second act needs a plan.

A small, quiet workshop for readers in their fifties and sixties who want to build the rest of their life on purpose — including the technology side, without the jargon.

  • Weekly letter — one page, real talk, no fluff.
  • Workshop — twelve sessions, small group, plain English.
  • Consulting — one-to-one help with the next chapter.
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Twenty Years In

The numbers don't argue.

Built the catalogue from a cell. Signed a fourteen-book deal with St. Martin's. Still publishing. Still pushing.

Dozens
Upon dozens of books written
500K+
Readers reached
30+ yrs
Writing and publishing

“Relentless redefines the art of storytelling — Harlem's energy on every page.”

African American Literature Book Club

“The plots are gripping and often unfold in a real-life cityscape, often in New York's rougher neighborhoods.”

The New York Times
About Aaron

Who's actually writing this.

Pen name: Relentless Aaron. Government name: Dewitt Gilmore. Born and raised in New York. Marine Corps. Harlem. Mount Vernon. A long stretch where I wrote thirty novels from a cell — by hand, by mail, by candlelight when it came to that.

Before the book deals, there was publishing. I put out my first magazine, The Superstar Magazine, in the early 90s. When I came home, St. Martin's signed me to a fourteen-book deal and the machine widened. Books, yes. Essays. Broadcast. A small workshop for readers stepping into their second act. A short list of one-to-one clients.

The line through all of it is the same: tell the truth, and tell it without flinching. If that's useful to you, you're in the right place.

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