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Showing 25 distinct works. sort by. * Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. To add more books, click here . Richard Stratton has 25 books on Goodreads with 6718 ratings. Richard Stratton’s most popular book is Smuggler's Blues: A True Story of the Hippie Mafia ...
- Author of Smuggler's Blues
Richard Stratton is the author of Smuggler's Blues (3.88 avg...
- The Deverill Valley
The story of an upland valley, near Warminster, in South...
- Richard D. Stratton
Richard D. Stratton is the author of Kindness to Animals and...
- Author of Smuggler's Blues
Nov 13, 2014 · An Interview with Author Richard Stratton. Writer and filmmaker Richard Stratton has released the first two chapters of his new book Smuggler’s Blues. The book will be e-released through Quiet Lunch bi-weekly for the next 11 chapters. Richard Stratton served eight years in prison for drug smuggling.
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Richard Stratton is an award-winning writer and filmmaker. His feature film work includes writing and producing Slam, which won the Grand Jury prize at Sundance and the Camera d'Or at Cannes. Stratton also wrote and produced Whiteboyz for Fox Searchlight.
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Apr 5, 2016 · Richard Stratton is also the author of the cult classic novel Smack Goddess and an award-winning journalist and filmmaker. He was a writer and consultant for HBO’s Oz and the creator, writer, and executive producer of Showtime’s Street Time. He is a court-certified expert on prison culture, prison violence, and international drug trafficking.
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Richard Stratton, the former editor and publisher of Prison Life magazine, co-wrote and produced the film. Kim Wozencraft, his wife, is the internationally best-selling author of Rush. Her latest novel is The Catch. They live in New York City.
Richard Stratton. Arcade, $25.99 (312p) ISBN 978-1-62872-727-2 On June 25, 1990, Stratton walked out of a federal prison in Kentucky after serving eight years on marijuana smuggling charges.
