Marie Antionette

Marie Antionette is a native “Trentonian,” residing in her home town of Trenton, New Jersey. She is the proud mother of two young men; Day’Quan Jabree’ and Messiah Anthony, a full-time government employee for the Department of Health & Senior Services, an avid reader and an extremely passionate writer. Marie’s introduction to the literary scene was in November 2006, when she released the first print of her debut work titled A Girl Named Job. Since then she has become a member of several literary associations including, ASA {Authors Supporting Authors}and Black Authors Network and has taken strides to revise her memoirs for a second print through Cauzing Elevation Publishing, LLC; founded and operated by the author. Marie’s spring re-release of A Girl Named Job has created quite a buz with favorable reviews from respected names in the industry. While Marie’s story is a personal testimony of the obstacles she’s overcome, it’s relevancy to what others can or possibly have already endured makes it an inspiring and uplifting read for all. Marie is currently in the process of releasing her second title, The Cook Chronicles Three Generations of Poets, a family anthology, and is also working on her third book, an awareness piece titled, The Struggle, which conveys a crucial message to Urban America. Marie's short term goal is to create works of substance that any reader will enjoy. Her long term goal is to sign aspiring new authors to her company that desire to do the same.