The story
A brutally honest narrative chronicling the life of a barely literate northwest London juvenile gangster who navigated his way through the racially-charged 1970s, consumer-driven 1980s, multicultural 1990s, and internet-focused 2000s to become a self-made success story.
Despite enduring an underprivileged childhood and a decade-long cycle of criminality and incarceration, PJ Murray matured into a street-smart business operator who played an unsung, but pioneering role in Britain’s black media industry.
While offering insight into his faith and the fascinating world of small and medium-sized enterprises, this thrilling poverty to prosperity memoir is similarly peppered with mind-boggling accounts of suicide, sex, fast cars, Jamaican black magic, revenge, and personal development.
Self Made is available now in all major bookstores.