ZETTA - Evans, Zishan
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The Struggle of Zishan Evans delves into the intense journey of an individual caught in the intersection of identity, culture, and personal growth. Zishan navigates the complexities of life, facing challenges that question not only societal structures but also the very essence of self-identity. The story captures the emotional and intellectual turmoil of trying to reconcile personal beliefs with the demands of the world. Through vivid storytelling and deep character introspection, the book offers a powerful reflection on resilience, purpose, and the relentless pursuit of inner peace. It is a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The Struggle of Zishan Evans delves into the intense journey of an individual caught in the intersection of identity, culture, and personal growth. Zishan navigates the complexities of life, facing challenges that question not only societal structures but also the very essence of self-identity. The story captures the emotional and intellectual turmoil of trying to reconcile personal beliefs with the demands of the world. Through vivid storytelling and deep character introspection, the book offers a powerful reflection on resilience, purpose, and the relentless pursuit of inner peace. It is a poignant exploration of life's most difficult questions, leading to a path of self-discovery and understanding.
Autorenporträt
Zishan Evans is the product of a Mississippi and Arkansas family. He was born and reared on Chicago's great south side and in his early youth was a strong adherent of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Since he was 17 years of age, he has studied music, creative writing, drama and the theatre. He attended Chicago's grammar and high schools and earned his college degree in Chicago.Mr. Evans is an entrepreneur. He is vitally involved and concerned with the theatre as a playwright, lyricist, composer and producer.Mr. Evans is deeply rooted in the American traditional capitalistic system but recognizes its many inequities. He feels a moral responsibility for them and the social problems that confront many Americans and speaks and acts "out" against them.