ALL GUYANA is invited to join the renowned Guyanese-born and North American-based author and Empowerment Facilitator Jason Renville for a riveting time of ‘Book Expose and Signing’ at the Pegasus Hotel on Friday, March 28, beginning at 16:30 hrs. At the event, Jason Renville, author, life coach, human development strategist, and licensed spiritual counsellor will also be delivering an empowerment talk. Admission is free.
Renville is a prolific writer and author who has written two powerful and life-changing books: ‘Bring My Soul out of Prison’ and ‘Embracing your Mark of Authenticity’, both of which are highly in demand.

In the United States, his books are on sale at the Harvard University Bookstore. In Guyana, copies could be had at the Book Expose and Signing, as well as at popular book stores around town.
Purpose-driven, Renville last made a trip home ten years ago. He arrived in Guyana last Thursday, and looks forward to a rewarding and inspiring experience here over the next few days, promoting and selling his books while taking patrons on a pleasant and engaging journey towards realising their potential.
Meeting Renville is an opportunity nobody should miss. All are urged to come to an empowering, inspiring, authentic and transforming time on so many levels. “It is my heartfelt wish that you would read or hear something which would ignite the process of identifying, embracing, developing and unleashing the ‘original and powerful you’, thus recapturing the way you have been divinely designed!” Renville asserts.
Mr. Renville considers it a distinct honour and privilege to be able to hold this engagement at the Pegasus Hotel, since it was one of his maiden places of employment (as a Night Chef), prior to migrating to the United States of America.
While here, Mr. Renville will also appear on NCN’s ‘Guyana Today’ at 7:00 hrs on Tuesday, as well as visit and present a Pep Talk at his Alma Mater, Charlestown Secondary School. He will also visit the Critchlow Labour College and the Carnegie School of Home Economics.
By Shirley Thomas