The Book, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman,” is Finally Here
South Bend, IN, December 12, 2006 --(PR.com)-- Local student, poet, actress, and now author, Zorina Exie Jerome has published her first book, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman,” through Xlibris Publishing.
“I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman” is a compilation of poetically controversial testimonies from a feminine standpoint using urban Christian ideology. In addition to questioning social order in modern day church, Jerome boldly confronts issues that most women struggle with as a Christian, which according to Jerome, “are grossly overlooked.” From subjects on dating, to male/female relationships, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman” unveils shocking scenarios that end with a profound resolution on how to cope with it. Men will have a better understanding of a woman’s viewpoint. Woman will be enlightened to re-evaluate their worth. This book is designed to be a voice of clout for anyone who can identify with being misunderstood, rejected, hated or oppressed. It speaks to men and women of all nationalities.
Indiana University South Bend’s (IUSB) communication instructor, Thomas Joachim comments on the book. He says, “Superb work and I really enjoyed it. I was quite impressed.” Howard Dukes of The South Bend Tribune wrote, “It’s a style that places a premium on honesty - or keeping it real, as the kids would say.” The book is currently available through the Barnes and Noble, Borders, and Amazon website. The retail price is $10.00.
Jerome attends IUSB earning her bachelor's in mass communication. She has been associated with The Urban Arts Company of South Bend, Indiana since 1997 where she performed in an Urban Arts original stage play, American Association of Oppressed Minorities. Jerome has also shot commercials for LeSea Broadcasting, Congresswoman Jill Long-Thompson’s and MFB television campaigns. In 1999, she also served as a co-host on WUBS’ radio talk show, Teen Talk and won Linguistic’s 2004 Expression Session’s Poetry Slam contest. She has worked with Child of The King Music, Inc. where she recorded several versions to the single, “Play a Love Song” from the Teach My Hands To War album. In 2006, Jerome earned a modest scholarship from IUSB for the achievement of the Lester M. Wolfson Literary Award in the drama category for her screenplay, “The Means,” which is now published in the 2006 Analecta Literary Magazine. She also contributes news articles to the IUSB Preface newspaper.
Ms. Jerome also lists as one of the top 3 finalist in the 2005 and 2006 All American Model and Talent Competition hosted by American Model and Talent Agency, based in Granger, Indiana.
For additional information on the book, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman,” the author, Zorina Jerome, and bookings, contact Ms. Jerome at 574-210-5233 or visit www.myspace.com/zexie, where CD’s are also available for purchase.
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“I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman” is a compilation of poetically controversial testimonies from a feminine standpoint using urban Christian ideology. In addition to questioning social order in modern day church, Jerome boldly confronts issues that most women struggle with as a Christian, which according to Jerome, “are grossly overlooked.” From subjects on dating, to male/female relationships, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman” unveils shocking scenarios that end with a profound resolution on how to cope with it. Men will have a better understanding of a woman’s viewpoint. Woman will be enlightened to re-evaluate their worth. This book is designed to be a voice of clout for anyone who can identify with being misunderstood, rejected, hated or oppressed. It speaks to men and women of all nationalities.
Indiana University South Bend’s (IUSB) communication instructor, Thomas Joachim comments on the book. He says, “Superb work and I really enjoyed it. I was quite impressed.” Howard Dukes of The South Bend Tribune wrote, “It’s a style that places a premium on honesty - or keeping it real, as the kids would say.” The book is currently available through the Barnes and Noble, Borders, and Amazon website. The retail price is $10.00.
Jerome attends IUSB earning her bachelor's in mass communication. She has been associated with The Urban Arts Company of South Bend, Indiana since 1997 where she performed in an Urban Arts original stage play, American Association of Oppressed Minorities. Jerome has also shot commercials for LeSea Broadcasting, Congresswoman Jill Long-Thompson’s and MFB television campaigns. In 1999, she also served as a co-host on WUBS’ radio talk show, Teen Talk and won Linguistic’s 2004 Expression Session’s Poetry Slam contest. She has worked with Child of The King Music, Inc. where she recorded several versions to the single, “Play a Love Song” from the Teach My Hands To War album. In 2006, Jerome earned a modest scholarship from IUSB for the achievement of the Lester M. Wolfson Literary Award in the drama category for her screenplay, “The Means,” which is now published in the 2006 Analecta Literary Magazine. She also contributes news articles to the IUSB Preface newspaper.
Ms. Jerome also lists as one of the top 3 finalist in the 2005 and 2006 All American Model and Talent Competition hosted by American Model and Talent Agency, based in Granger, Indiana.
For additional information on the book, “I Won’t Apologize for Being a Woman,” the author, Zorina Jerome, and bookings, contact Ms. Jerome at 574-210-5233 or visit www.myspace.com/zexie, where CD’s are also available for purchase.
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