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Yanatha Desouvre

As a best selling author, Yanatha Desouvre has written eight books titled "Walk Through this Journey: Volume One" and published five book so far, "Walk Through this Journey: Volume Two (The Next Step Forward)”, “A Family Affair,” his #1 best selling children's book “Big Sister, Little Sister” and his most recent book "Savor the Moments: Inspired by True Stories available now through online retailers. Desouvre released "Walk Through this Journey: Volume One” and "Savor the Moments" audiobooks now available through iTunes, CDBaby and much more. Desouvre is also the co-executive producer of JuSill Presents: Street Poetry hosted by Cierra “the Midday” Goddess.

 

            As a Poet, Motivational Speaker he's participated in many events for Drexel University, Lynn University, Palm Beach Atlantic University Literary Café, The Stage, World Café Live in Saul Williams "Chorus" Spoken Word World Tour Sep 2012, and WURD's summer of Freedom Tour 2013.  Desouvre was a panel member “The Pursuit of Happiness and Exploration” inaugurating Delray Beach Public Library Lifelong Learning Center in 2009.

 

          Desouvre, who is a seasoned IT professional, has successfully incorporated his technical expertise into his creative work.  Yanatha Desouvre was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, grew up in Brooklyn NY and Philadelphia, PA. He resides, with his wife and two beautiful children in Philadelphia, PA. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in MIS and Marketing at Drexel University in 2001 and completed his MBA in Marketing and Mass Communication and Media Management at Lynn University June 2010.  In addition to his constant writing and continued studies, Desouvre has created several successful mobile apps for iOS devices such as the iPad, iPhone and iPod touches app and Android devices. They are: “Pre-K Math” “Proud to be Haitian”, “Proud to be Jewish”, “Kids Eat Free HD”, “Pocket Poetry”, “i love my dog”, Proud Jamaican  and Android Devices as well.

 

“No matter who you are or what you’ve been through, realize in this life there is nothing that you cannot do. You simply have to work hard and believe, believe me you can say it, you will do it. There is so much you will achieve. You just have to acknowledge the struggles of the past that led you to this path and realize, it’s not where you’re from it’s where you’re at, Imagine this Imagine That”

— Yanatha Desouvre - Imagine This, Imagine That

(Source: Who is Yanatha Desouvre on Yanatha.com )