The Black Plagues: United We Stand, Divided We Fall (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781499248227)

I may be many things in life; but come what may, I may never be more less than just me. -kR Kennyrich Fomunung was born Kenneth Sabum Fomunung Jr. He was raised for the most part in his beloved motherland, Africa; specifically in a small nation off its west coast, Cameroon, where he grew up a little rascal, along with five siblings - three sisters and two brothers. He also spent the bulk of his turbulent teenage years in the United States of America, in the international and diverse city of Houston, TX, where he first went to high school, and onto college at The University of Houston. He has since become a U.S. citizen. Fully understanding that no tree stands firm without having solid roots Kennyrich appreciates his background and heritage, as they have provided him with a great sense of responsibility and a relatively profound perspective on life. Furthermore, they have spurred him on to dream big, think big, and be big, while simultaneously ensuring he stays grounded in humility and cognizant of God's commandments, and what he considers his civic responsibility-to enrich the lives of others, especially those less privileged than himself. Kennyrich, now a successful wordsmith, poet, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur, lives by a simple formula: Prayer + Hard work = Guaranteed Success It is through this fundamental belief system that at just 25 years of age he recently published his debut book, "The GLASS: Reflections of a Realistic Idealist", an impressive literary collection of inspirational and entertaining poetry and prose about the power of words and the importance of perspective. True to his almost obsessive commitment to excellence in creative writing, passion for storytelling, and enthusiasm for expressing inspiring thoughts and relatable feelings, Kennyrich now brings us his second published title.