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Valerie Mason-John
 
     
 
Valerie Mason-John is second generation Black ritish. She was born in Cambridge and grew up in orphanages. She began her career as a journalist and covered a range of stories from Australian Aboriginal Land Rights. Black deaths in custody, to prisoners in Maghaberry Prison, Northern Ireland. Here work has been published in the Guardian, The Voice and The Morning Star. She has written and produced several plays, and is the author of five books. The first two document the lives of African and Asian women in Britain, her third a collection of poetry prose and plays, and a self awareness manual working Detox Your Heart, working with anger fear and hatred.
 
   
 
Her Debut novel, Borrowed Body won the MIND book of the year award 2006. And in 2007 she was awarded an honorary doctorate from University of East London, for her life time achievements and contribution to the African Diaspora through literature and the arts. She is also winner of the Windrush Achievement Awards – Arts and Community Pioneer 2000, and the inaugural Shorelines/Cutlureword first chapter competition. She continues to write both non fiction and fiction and works as a trainer in anger management and conflict resolution. She divides her time between England and America
 
   
  Titles by Valerie Mason-John
  Broken Voiices 'Untouchable' Women Speak Out
   
   
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