Most of us are born in a hospital with a doting dad looking on and an excited extended family waiting outside to you. Not Antwone. He entered this world when his single mother gave birth to him in a prison. His early life saw him passed around foster families where he was mistreated and abused.

But Antwone’s story is one that leads to a Hollywood movie about his life and sees him now work as a screenwriter, poet, lecturer, best-selling author and children's rights advocate. Not only that, his autobiographical book Finding Fish: A memoir, is a New York Times bestseller. An inspirational fellow who is a burning beacon to all those who want to fulfill their dreams. Antwone recently spoken at McMahon Ryan Child Advocacy Center.