Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dennis Edward Adonis (born 30 October 1975), also known in literature as Dennis E. Adonis, is a published Guyanese novelist, children's book writer, educational author, and poet. He has written and published 19 books, including five children's books, ten novels and four educational textbooks, in addition to dozens of other literary works.His philosophical quotes and literary sayings (particularly on politics and social challenges) are widely used by scholars, journalists, speakers and political protesters (notably in India, Pakistan, and the Middle East) whenever they wish to make sarcastic references to electoral processes, or in other circumstances of human philosophy.Even though his publications are extensively varied, his cross-fictional but selective writings on Middle Eastern politics, slavery, and the Indian indenture system has been well documented.However, in despite of Adonis' penchant for penning philosophical sayings, book writing, poetry and the literary arts, his career interest is often said to be more focused on Information Technology. This is repeatedly reflected in his continued involvement in e-learning content development, and his recently more noted role as a software security engineer.He is currently a contributing writer on information technology at Yahoo! and a research contributor on Caribbean affairs at CNN News.. }
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- Dennis_Adonis abstract "Dennis Edward Adonis (born 30 October 1975), also known in literature as Dennis E. Adonis, is a published Guyanese novelist, children's book writer, educational author, and poet. He has written and published 19 books, including five children's books, ten novels and four educational textbooks, in addition to dozens of other literary works.His philosophical quotes and literary sayings (particularly on politics and social challenges) are widely used by scholars, journalists, speakers and political protesters (notably in India, Pakistan, and the Middle East) whenever they wish to make sarcastic references to electoral processes, or in other circumstances of human philosophy.Even though his publications are extensively varied, his cross-fictional but selective writings on Middle Eastern politics, slavery, and the Indian indenture system has been well documented.However, in despite of Adonis' penchant for penning philosophical sayings, book writing, poetry and the literary arts, his career interest is often said to be more focused on Information Technology. This is repeatedly reflected in his continued involvement in e-learning content development, and his recently more noted role as a software security engineer.He is currently a contributing writer on information technology at Yahoo! and a research contributor on Caribbean affairs at CNN News.".