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Craig Stewart is one of America's most gifted writers. His work debuted on stage in Atlanta with A Day in the Life, wowing sold out audiences and critics alike.Stewart returns with his highly anticipated memoir, "e;Words Never Spoken"e; slated for release May 2012. Said to be Stewart's most revealing and personal work yet, "e;Words Never Spoken"e; details his journey as a songwriter, entrepreneur, playwright and self-discovery as a gay Black man living in Atlanta.In it, Stewart writes candidly about his private conversations with media mogul Tyler Perry, and why Perry dubbed Stewart's work brilliant, but opted not to help him. Stewart also pulls us through the rise and fall of his musical relationship with Grammy award-winning recording artist Brandy Norwood.Stewart's story is as clean and crisp as the early works of the late E. Lynn Harris, but destined for a lane of its own because of its nuanced richness. "e;Words Never Spoken"e; reads like a diary that was never intended for the eyes of anyone other than its author. Stewart opens up about his struggles with love, friendships and a two-year bout with depression that led to an internet sex addiction.

One Thing for Certain, Two Things for Sure reminds us that there are no mistakes or accidents in life—that everything happens as it should. Stewart allows us, the reader, an intimate look into his personal life through stories that center on dating, love, fear, fate and destiny. "e;I hope my story, these words, will help navigate the lives of men and women everywhere."e;Stewart returns with the long awaited sequel, One Thing for Certain, Two Things for Sure, a memoir continued. "e;I promised myself years ago that I wouldn't be the kind of writer, artist, who puts out a project because people want to hear more from me. Rather, I'd be the kind of artist that only puts out a work because I have something to say, and I've kept that promise."e;Craig Stewart's groundbreaking debut memoir, Words Never Spoken transcended race, gender and sexuality. Dubbed a literary piece of artwork, Words Never Spoken gave voice to men and women who are conflicted sexually, and frustrated by the complexities of being gay, bisexual or trans.