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“Imagine the impossible with possibilities.” ~Shaundale Rénā
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Shaundale Rénā is an American multi award-winning developmental editor and an Amazon bestselling author. Her clients range from indie to traditionally published authors and can be found working regular day jobs or featured on Facebook's Red Table Talk with Jada Pinkett Smith. She holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems from Grambling State University and a certification in Technical Writing from the University of Texas at Arlington. Shaundale has trained under the Author Accelerator book coaching certification program with Jennie Nash and enjoys reading, writing, fine dining, and traveling. She has edited novels released under Adam's Media (a subsidiary of Simon and Schuster), Lake Union Press (a subsidiary of Amazon Publishing), KN Literary, and Authors Who Lead, in addition to self-published titles and corporate projects in Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI).
Shaundale is also the author of one published book, Once Broken, Now Blessed (2009), as well as a contributing author for two additional publications, one of which includes If Only I Knew Then What I Know Now (2017), which debuted at #16 on Amazon Self-Help/Self-Esteem. A professional by day and an artist by night, she balances both worlds by watching all things Marvel and DC―hence the persona @StonyRhodes―and celebrates her first novel, Second Time Around, debuting as a 2016 Crystal award-winner for best newcomer on Wattpad.com.
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