The Last Street Novel

The Last Street Novel

Omar Tyree

The Philadelphia-born author, who jumpstarted the urban fiction craze more than a dozen years ago with Flyy Girl, presents the riveting new tale of Shareef Crawford, a celebrated writer of romantic fiction, who leaves his sunny mansion in South Florida and returns to his Harlem roots to pen a true crime book that may just end his life.

Publisher: Simon & Schuster


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I'm blessed to have had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful soul and I'm looking forward to working with him in the near future. N-dure

Posted by: Loneicia Pauline Fowler | April 24, 2009, 7:50 am

The video presents the author as a very thoughtful and engaging personality writer who has found his voice and makes one want to pick up his works and READ them. Which I will now do.

Posted by: SpdRacr | July 3, 2008, 9:05 pm
I love getting the behind the scenes view. I have been working/learning video production since the tender age of 12 years old...20 whole years have passed and I am still pursuing my dreams. I have written a screenplay (born in 1996) and I know how long it takes to develop a script...it's amazing that it would take this long even for a well known and loved author such as Mr. Tyree as well. It's just proof that perseverence is a must in all pursuits, and is inspirational to me to see him make "something out of nothing". I am now in a position to try and help my young niece and her best friend become writers and teach them how to put it in screenplay format. I will learn more by teaching them, so we will all benefit and I love being in an encouraging position to young people since I, too have had people along the way to encourage me. That's the real beauty of life, I believe. Posted by: Jacqueline Green | July 17, 2007, 6:24 am
He's quite a character in and of himself--makes me want to tap in to his stories just by seeing his charming personality. Posted by: Laura | July 13, 2007, 5:33 pm
Omars books don't just provide entertainment for Black men..they represnet ALL men. Thanks Posted by: MrFredrickson | July 12, 2007, 8:43 pm