Diamond In the Rough: Inspirations of Truth, Tragedy and Triumph - Softcover

White, Rosey Denise

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0615600883 ISBN 13: 9780615600888

Publisher: Rdw Creations LLC, 2012

Synopsis

Largely inspired by the Harlem Renaissance Movement, Diamond in the Rough is an inspirational book of affirmations designed to strengthen, encourage, and uplift; especially during times of challenge. Diamond in the Rough inspires by drawing from the wisdom and challenges of our literary leaders. This book encourages self awareness through action by remembering the legacy and labor of others.

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About the Author

As thriving entrepreneur and owner of RDW Creations, Rosey Denise White has long maintained a love for writing. From adolescents through adulthood, Rosey has always held a passion for literature. She enjoys English and has a special interest in Greek mythology and cultural compositions. Inspiring others through thought provoking materials is her literary aspiration. She believes readers of all backgrounds can connect to the real-life approach that her literature often produces. Her non-traditional realistic style has garnered the attention of community leaders, business professionals and novice readers alike. A Cass Technical Alumna, Rosey hails from Detroit, Michigan with a 12 year Information Technology background. She is also an award winner of the Floyd M. Washington Jr. essay contest, co-sponsored by the Detroit NAACP and Ford Motor Company. As a member of the Motown Writers Network, Rosey works with other local authors who enjoy the written word, and strive to strengthen Michigan's literary community. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, writing and listening to music. She is an avid sports fan and also enjoys leisurely travels. Rosey believes writing is her divine gift. Her goal is to help influence current and future generations through her literary works.

Edition details

• Publisher: Rdw Creations LLC
• Publication date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0615600883
• ISBN 13: 9780615600888
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 102