An extravagant satire on the ghetto-level political world from a Booker winner. Paul Batey paints the mean streets of Harlem with problematic colors. Winston "Greyhound" Foshay, a good-natured mountain of a man who can easily break his jaw, faces the difficult choice of any neighborhood guy with dreams of millions - rob a bank or run for city council. This novel will make you look at elections in a new way, gold fish and disguised racism. Vote for Beity!