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Harlem Godfather: The Rap on My Husband, Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson

The first and only biography of the legendary Harlem gangster, written by his widow, Mayme Hatcher Johnson and Essence Bestselling Author, Karen E. Quinones Miller

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From Mayme Hatcher Johnson, 94, widow of Bumpy Johnson " There have been legends, myths, and rumors flying around about Bumpy for decades, and I’ve never spoken to confirm or deny any – even when the movie “Hoodlum” was released in 1997, and contained all kinds of factual errors about the man I love. But now I’ve finally decided to speak out. To set the record straight. To tell the truth and damn the devil. To let the world know about the real Bumpy Johnson.

"Karen E. Quinones Miller is my collaborator for Harlem Godfather: The Rap on My Husband, Ellsworth “Bumpy” Johnson. Karen grew up in Harlem, and she met my husband when she was a young child.

"Let me also say that I’m sure that even reading this you may have some doubts as to whether I’m capable of writing a book. Well, yes, I am. No, let me rephrase that. I don’t know anything about writing a book, and that’s why I have Karen. I am, however, capable of telling Karen what needs to be in this book. I might be 93, but I’m not senile, I don’t have Alzheimer’s disease, and I don’t suffer from dementia. And heck, I can even stay up late enough to watch the American Gangster series on BET! If any of you doubt this, make sure you come to the book launch party for Harlem Godfather ( we want to encourage everyone to come dressed as gangsters back in the 30s and 40s, and we're going to have a costume contest) and I'll tell you myself.

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(From Mayme Hatcher Johnson, 94, widow of Bumpy Johnson and co-author of Harlem Godfather) ) -

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