Andrew Pritchard: Empire of Dirt, Gebunden

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Empire of Dirt is a true story, more thrilling than fiction.

Andrew Pritchard came of age on the fractured streets of post-Windrush London, navigating life as a mixed-race young man amid racial tension, police hostility, and Thatcherism. Armed with wit, charm, and a razor-sharp business instinct inherited from his oracle-like Jamaican mother, he rose fast.

From sound-system culture to orchestrating the infamous Genesis acid-house raves, Andrew climbed from street hustle to illicit wealth, entering Britain's criminal underworld where global drug trafficking, high society, and scandal collided. By his thirties, he had married Miss Jamaica, staged the iconic Reggae Sunsplash festival, and become one of the UK's most prolific narco-smugglers - until a £100 million cocaine bust exposed his empire and shocking corruption within international law enforcement.

But this is not just a crime story. Following violence, tragedy, and total collapse, Andrew's journey bends toward redemption. Told with dark humour and unflinching honesty, Empire of Dirt is a raw autobiography of ambition, identity, and transformation, haunting long after the final page.