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Zenora Knight

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Born

Newark, The United States

Website

https://wwwZenoraknight.com

Genre

Fiction

Member Since

July 2018

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Zenora Knight believes characters tell their own stories and her role as a novelist is to provide a platform for them to speak and share their lives. She is very passionate about writing and she is not afraid to allow her characters to have complete freedom of speech, giving her readers a front row seat.

Although Zenora was born in Newark, New Jersey, she was raised in Chase City, Virginia and Westchester County, New York. She is proud of her southern roots which she feels has influenced her life in a positive way.

She graduated from Virginia State University with a B.A. in Sociology. She lived in Georgia and Germany before returning to Westchester County, where she currently resides.

After 30 years of service as a Senior Caseworker for the We ...more

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If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Zenora Knight I would travel into the world of my own book, The Curse of the Bailey Women. When I wrote this book everyday I lived it. I truly felt myself there.
…moreI would travel into the world of my own book, The Curse of the Bailey Women. When I wrote this book everyday I lived it. I truly felt myself there.
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What books are on your summer reading list this year?

Zenora Knight I mostly read books written by new authors such as myself. I read Tara's Touch by Carla Brice-Tally. I enjoyed this book and would recommend.
Voshe- b…moreI mostly read books written by new authors such as myself. I read Tara's Touch by Carla Brice-Tally. I enjoyed this book and would recommend.
Voshe- by Tanisha Waltington - a young author who tells her story and Revolutionizing How to Love by Frank C. Johnson. I have a stack of books written by new authors that I plan to read. Thank you for asking it means a lot to me. (less)

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