Gabriel-Ndima is a Philly native, who spent much of his childhood on a quest for knowledge; reading all kinds of books and learning all he could about a wide range of subjects. The oldest of only two children born to his parents, Gabe had a substantial amount of time to get lost in RPGs, movies, and books of varying genres. This fueled his creativity and writing soon became second nature. With the added talent of singing, his love of writing took on new feats for many of the music groups he helped form during his post high school years.
Gabe has since spent a lot of his writing time dedicated to the teachings that The Most High has called him to and now extends his pen towards some of his other interests, starting with his first co-authored poetry book, Love, Faith & Survival. Chante-Charmane originally hails from West Philadelhpia where she lived with her parents and two younger brothers. Since elementary school, she's always responded to the question, "What would you like to be when you grow up?", with varying answers, from dancer and singer, to lawyer.
But as young as middle school aged, Chante began writing poetry, songs, and fiction based stories and immediately she knew writing would always be an outlet for her creativity. In school, English was always a favorite subject and as time progressed, writing expanded past fiction and fun only. In adulthood, she has used her pen for a range of musical, professional, religious and personal pages and now finally she has published her first co-authored poetry book, Love, Faith & Survival.
Gabe has since spent a lot of his writing time dedicated to the teachings that The Most High has called him to and now extends his pen towards some of his other interests, starting with his first co-authored poetry book, Love, Faith & Survival. Chante-Charmane originally hails from West Philadelhpia where she lived with her parents and two younger brothers. Since elementary school, she's always responded to the question, "What would you like to be when you grow up?", with varying answers, from dancer and singer, to lawyer.
But as young as middle school aged, Chante began writing poetry, songs, and fiction based stories and immediately she knew writing would always be an outlet for her creativity. In school, English was always a favorite subject and as time progressed, writing expanded past fiction and fun only. In adulthood, she has used her pen for a range of musical, professional, religious and personal pages and now finally she has published her first co-authored poetry book, Love, Faith & Survival.