Many years ago I wrote my autobiography - probably more as therapy than anything else; but life continued happening to me and I got to thinking: what good will this story do, isn't there enough misery in the world without me adding to it by writing more? I subsequently burnt it. It was around this time when I began searching for meaning in my life that I had a profound experience - a realisation that we're all connected, we're One. I began to question everything I knew, accepting nothing at face value, writing down these questions and the thoughts surrounding them. From this, my first book On The Other Hand - The Little Anthology of Big Questions was born. In my books I take an honest look at our quirky and often bizarre behaviour in society, challenging the status-quo we accept as unchangeable; questioning and pushing the boundaries we set ourselves - and those that have been set for us. I'm convinced that if we want to change our lives and change our world then we must first change ourselves - to take responsibility for the things we do and in doing so, take back the power that - in general - we don't realise we've given away. In my writings I give no answers to life's questions - we already have them and only need find the courage to recognise them, accept them and then act. I invite you to join me on my journey, questioning the society we call ours and the role we play within it.All but my first book 'On The Other Hand' are illustrated and the blurb for each of them is an accurate description of what to expect inside.
"Renee's style of writing is hugely inclusive. You are aboard on her train of thoughts and an active participant in her journey. Renee's style of writing is hugely inclusive. You are aboard on her train of thoughts and an active participant in her journey." Neeraj Murali, Goodreads. "To my mind, in a time when Mankind is being led to an abyss by greedy corporations and indifferent governments, a book that helps us to regain our inner strength and forge 'better' lives can only be welcomed with open arms." Sue Russell, Goodreads. "The book covers the problems in our daily life that we are afraid to approach and get close to. It's like an electric shock that stimulates your brain and make it ask questions. Personally speaking, this book somehow talks about me. As an example, in the chapter 'the abyss of loneliness' I can easily identify myself in those words and it certainly hit a nerve." Mohamed Rezgui, Goodreads.
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