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A former NYC graffiti writer who became a music and culture journalist for SPIN, The Source & Vibe magazines for almost 20 years.

Autobiography in the guise of fiction, fantasy, science fiction, magic realism, and other associated Dark Arts.

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Bonz Malone: The Architect Hip Hop & Film History.

A photograph of the 2 NYC "bad boy billionaires" Donald and Diddy, who tried to disrupt the SLAM party until poets stood strong and.

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Bönz Malone

American writer and actor

Bönz Malone is an American writer and actor.

Personal life

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Career

Writing

Malone began his writing career at Youth Communication in 1986,^[1] where he was a teen writer and reporter for New Youth Connections (later renamed YCteen), a magazine written by and for New York City public high-school students.

At Youth Communication, Malone developed and perfected his hip hop writing style in a monthly column called Streetalk, which ran from 1987 to 1989.

Bonz Malone is a former gang member and graffiti writer, A&R executive, the voice of Nike television commercials, journalist, screenwriter and actor.

Malone later took the Streetalk column and style to Spin magazine, Vibe magazine,^[2] and other venues for which he became a notable contributor.^[3]

In 1995, he wrote the Notorious B.I.G.

cover story for July issue of The Source magazine titled, "King of New York",^[4] which became the magazine's highest-selling issue. In the same month of that year his