Alicia Keys’ first book, “More Myself”, is to be published by Oprah Winfrey’s nonfiction imprint with Flatiron Books.
The book, which Keys refers to as a “journey,” will be a “360-degree perspective” on the singer-songwriter’s life, from her childhood in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan to her rise to stardom and Grammy awards.
The singer shared the news via a YouTube video and a tweet. The video shows Keys and Winfrey off to lunch with a copy of the book in hand as they discuss Keys’ life and writing. Winfrey also explains why she chose “More Myself” to be her imprint’s first title.
“Our journeys are beautifully woven together and our messages are similar: [n]ow, more than ever, it’s time to continue to honor ourselves by walking more unrelentingly in our authenticity, no matter what! This is one of my greatest lessons and one I hope becomes easier for all of us,” said Keys’ caption.
Keys’ last album was 2016’s “Here”. The book is already available to preorder. JB
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