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    Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide
    Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide
    Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide
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    Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide

    By Ra'Mone Marquis, Joe Blue and Marshall Latimore

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    When Words Collide is a collection of thoughts accumulated over the years by authors Joseph Blue and Marshall Latimore. Their unique use of prose explores the tie that binds us all...being human. Sometimes personal, always candid, these poems address topics that are reverberating throughout society daily: racism, sexism, socio-economic disparity, dealing with the coworker you don’t like...basically all the things that you want to say but don’t always have a chance to. This book will humor, inspire, and at times cause introspection. If you like your poetry with a side of truth, you’ll definitely enjoy this read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRa'Mone Marquis
    Release dateMay 5, 2016
    ISBN9781311147875
    Urbane Insanity Vol.1: When Words Collide
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    Ra'Mone Marquis

    Ra’Mone Marquis is a southern gentleman, born and raised in the sunshine state of Florida. He received his Bachelors degree from Florida International University where he became a proud 2005 initiate of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He went on to receive his Masters degree from the University of Phoenix and is currently pursuing his doctoral degree from Capella University. Marquis currently lives in Miami, Florida. Life experiences and literary idols such as Omar Tyree, Terry McMillan, and Eric Jerome Dickey; have shaped Ra’Mone into the author that he is today. This is what formed the foundation of him being considered a refreshing literary artist with high levels of uniqueness and relatability. Due to a desire to provide people with an uncensored, entertaining, and informative place to learn and express one’s self regarding everything sexuality; Ra’Mone created an experience known as The Quis Box. It includes everything from his blog, discussion topics, videos, drink recipes, and more. He is also the Founder and President of True T.A.L.E.N.T.S. Foundation, Inc.; a 501c3 nonprofit that he started in 2011. Its mission is to mentor and enrich the youth of our communities, ages 13-18 years old. With talents including music and dramatic arts; Ra’Mone finds joy in writing, cooking, entertainment, exercising, eating, and traveling...just to name a few. Ra’Mone Marquis, courtesy of his company Kace Books, LLC., has released 3 written works that are all 5 star reviewed and have reached the Amazon Bestsellers List. These 3 works are richly titled: District 69: The Crimson Edition, District 69: The Color Haven, and District 69: The Greek Chronicles. Marquis recently released his 4th book A Poetic Exhale, which has reached #1 on the Amazon Bestsellers List. Contact Info: Email: kacebooksllc@yahoo.com Twitter: @ramonemarquis Instagram: @ramonemarquis & @kacebooks Facebook: www.facebook.com/ramone.fluellen You can enter and enjoy The Quis Box and everything associated with Ra’Mone Marquis at: www.ramonemarquis.com You can find additional information about Ra’Mone Marquis’ nonprofit, True T.A.L.E.N.T.S. Foundation, Inc., at: www.ttfoundation5.com Twitter: @ttfoundation5 Instagram: @ttfoundation5 Facebook: www.facebook.com/truetfan or www.facebook.com/true.talents

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