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The debut. Harlem, hunger, and the long way around. Start the series here — free first chapter on the house.
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.
The work splits four ways. Choose your door — each one ends somewhere you can actually use today.
The streets in full color. Harlem, Mount Vernon, the projects, the precinct. Start with a free first chapter, then take the bundle home.
Free first chapter → — 02Field notes from inside and out. What the system does, what it can't do, and how people survive it. Essays and a members-only library.
Read the essays → — 03Marriage, betrayal, repair. The premium book, the course, and one-to-one coaching — for grown people doing real work.
Book a session → — 04Building a second life on your own terms. Workshops, the weekly letter, and quiet consulting for readers in their second act.
Join the workshop →Dozens upon dozens of books and counting. These featured doors stay clean until the live store pricing and final cover files are locked.
The debut. Harlem, hunger, and the long way around. Start the series here — free first chapter on the house.
The mainstream breakout. A middle-class couple, one bad decision, and the long unraveling. Paired with the course on repair.
The field manual that started the workshop. A practical roadmap for the second act — written for readers who've already lived through the first one.
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.
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.
Three things: what I'm reading, what I'm writing, and one piece of advice you can use Monday morning. Free. Unsubscribe whenever.
Built the catalogue from a cell. Signed a fourteen-book deal with St. Martin's. Still publishing. Still pushing.
“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
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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