A Rebel Life is a memoir novel of the streets that is wrapped with an existential undertone and has a declarative manifesto roar of the true cause to some of the trappings kids of the working class fall into -- violence, drugs and gangs. The author is in a timeless battle against his natural enemy -- the cause to his ignorance that wasted part of his life on the streets and kept him aimlessly fighting his own working class people -- the source to all the pain in his Brooklyn neighborhood -- the origin to the violence on the streets -- and the reason why his brother eventually died of an overdose. This source of working class misery is the perpetual weed of history -- The Rich.