Afro-Isms & Deja Views

From the resounding cadence of Mid-town, Inglewood and Leimert Park, Wone emerged as a warrior of boundless talent and heart-stirring creativity. This prodigious artist, having woven tales through film and penned emotional epics in verse, now presents to you "Afro-Isms and Deja Views." A poetry collection amplifiying the pulse of the streets he grew up in, and the expansive canon of experiences defining his journey.

From a self-taught two-year-old to an award-winning filmmaker with an unparalleled 4,000 literary masterpieces, Wone's life has been nothing short of inspiring.

His ability to paint vivid stories with words mirrors his skill behind the camera lens, as showcased in his acclaimed documentary "DiaTribe: From The Village To The Streets." Now, in "Afro-Isms and Deja Views," it bears a testament to the soul of a creator who, through every stanza, invites you into his world. A world where dreams are forged in the crucibles of adversity, where memories of Leimert Park sunsets blend with futuristic visions from "Machination," and where the rhythmic chord progressions of "Passion Of Fire" finds a poetic echo.

Prepare to be enthralled.