All you Weezy Stans should enjoy this.

Lil Wayne did a lot of reading and writing in jail. So peep his memoirs from his time away.

Grand Central Publishing has announced that the company will publish Gone Till November, a compilation of the rapper’s diaries that he kept during his eight months spent in 2010 on RIkers Island on a gun charge. cheduled for a Nov. 28 release, in time for the holiday season, Gone Till November will offer a firsthand account of Lil Wayne’s experience in prison. “We are thrilled to be publishing Wayne’s prison memoir,” said Ben Greenberg, executive editor at Grand Central Publishing. “He kept detailed journals of his inner and outer life while he was on Rikers Island, and they certainly tell a story. They are revealing.”

Will you be copping Lil Wayne’s book in November? We bet this will be a best seller just based off the Young Money fans out there. But we bet sober Weezy had some pretty profound things to say. At least we hope so.

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