Smokin' Hydrophonic

About the Book

“Smokin’ Hydrophonic” is a collection of short stories written by Jeffrey “Boosie” Bolden. “Smokin’ Hydrophonic” contains many different short stories ranging from many different topics from a young, black urban superhero who despite his bad past has to come to terms with being the Earth’s champion to a New Orleans native who has to fend for his life in a post-apocalyptic New Orleans to a Baltimore drug dealer who has to fend for his corner, fighting enemies and friends, but all these stories have one thing in common: music. Every story was inspired by a specific song Jeffrey “Boosie” Bolden has heard, and he took that song and contemplated on what that specific song made him think about, artists ranging from Pimp C to Lil’ Wayne to LOX. And thus the idea of “Smokin’ Hydrophonic”, a title that was inspired by the late, great Southern legend Chad “Pimp C” Butler himself, was born.

About the Author

Jeffrey Bolden Jr. was born October 23, 1987 in San Diego, CA to a Tammy Johnson and Jeffrey Bolden Sr. Jeffrey Bolden is a young author and entertainer who was blessed at an early age to be able to go on a world tour with his mother who served twenty years in the Navy. His mother was stationed everywhere and anywhere in between from Hawaii to New Orleans, LA to Middletown, Rhode Island to Tokyo, Japan and everywhere in between, allowing young Jeffrey “Boosie” Bolden to be able to experience different cultures and give him an irreplaceable insight to the lives of others from not only different regions of the United States but also different regions of the world, making him a very open-minded individual when it comes to different parts of the world. Writing his first novel in the ninth grade, Jeffrey “Boosie” Bolden has always had a gift for writing poetry and stories and his creativity continues to grow as he follows his own mantra in life, “Never be a afraid to be different” and “Be willing to chase your dreams forever.”