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When the Flies Swarm
- A Survivor's Account of the Crack Epidemic
- Narrated by: Anthony Bell
- Length: 4 hrs and 43 mins
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When the Flies Swarm
Narrated by:
Anthony Bell
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Publisher's Summary
When the Flies Swarm recounts the life of young Devin Dixon. We follow a growing boy from the urban backdrop of Baltimore, Maryland in the early 90s just as the crack epidemic unfolds. Devin ends up in rural South Carolina after his mother is crippled by the drug. The youngster is often left alone to daydream and to find his own way in an ever-changing reality. Through hardships, confusion, and chaos, Dixon struggles to be normal. Between problems, pain, and poverty, will he make it out?
©2019 Rico Dixon (P)2023 Rico Dixon
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