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Liberia: Journalist Releases Second Book

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The Inquirer (Monrovia)

23 April 2008
Posted to the web 23 April 2008

Following the publication of his premier book, WORDS OF WISDOM last December, Mr. Shelton Gonkerwon is once again placing his second work, RETURN OF THE COUPLE on the shelf.

Mr. Gonkerwon said the two literary projects represent steps towards the realization of other materials of historical essence including a semi-autobiographical presentation being edited and processed as it relates to his personal accounts of the 14 years Liberian Crisis.

The Liberian Journalist said more would be achieved as per his vision and effort in this direction provided writers are given the needed attention and assistance under the new dispensation.

Mr. Gonkerwon observed that Liberia stands to regain growth, development and elevate itself to other vital levels of which writing forms an integral component provided to enrich the talents of its sons and daughters.

He said it is his candid opinion that as Liberia gradually departs from the ugly past and navigates towards renewal, it would only galvanize its domestic strength by promoting the talents of prepared people.'

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