AUTHORS BIO...
Memory Bengesa-Mosley is a Zimbabwean American Writer. She moved to the United States as a teenager and now lives in the vibrant and energetic city of St. Louis. Currently she serves as a writer, speaker and CEO of Verengai Publishing House and Memory Bengesa Enterprises.
Her prolific writing talents have seen Memory produce a number of titles across different genres, including Born Again Afresh, FREE Overcoming addiction, The Millennial and the Work Place and her novel, Sameness Life of Nandi. Her talents have seen her be a Nanowrimo Finalist in 2014 and winner of the Gourmand Award for a cook book in 2011.
In her spare time, Memory is the Vice President of an international non-profit organization and a proficient public speaker. In the future she would like to help rewrite and publish books on African history as it has been the source of much of her writing inspiration in the past.
Nom de plume: Memory Bengesa, Mansa Mneme, M.B. Mosley, Mnemosyne
Her prolific writing talents have seen Memory produce a number of titles across different genres, including Born Again Afresh, FREE Overcoming addiction, The Millennial and the Work Place and her novel, Sameness Life of Nandi. Her talents have seen her be a Nanowrimo Finalist in 2014 and winner of the Gourmand Award for a cook book in 2011.
In her spare time, Memory is the Vice President of an international non-profit organization and a proficient public speaker. In the future she would like to help rewrite and publish books on African history as it has been the source of much of her writing inspiration in the past.
Nom de plume: Memory Bengesa, Mansa Mneme, M.B. Mosley, Mnemosyne
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