Born on the 23^rd day of January 1985 in Bronx, New York, Adam Ronnie Green who goes by the pen name “Chantler” first began writing as a student with the intentions of expressing his thoughts and feelings as a way of releasing anger, frustration and emotions. Chantler graduated Touro College in early 2008; majoring in Social work with a minor in both Literature and Communication Arts. Chantler entered numerous poetry and writing competitions and won a prize every time.

Chantler writes books for all audiences to read!

Ruby Red
Ruby Red is a book about a young teenage girl who grows up without a mother figure. She use excuses for every problem she causes. Ultimately karma kicks her in the behind when she is kidnapped and raped for refusing to say no to a stranger. Ruby struggles to find her true identity and learns that there is a consequence for everything she does in life.

Bi-Sexual Revolution
Bi-sexual Revolution is a book about one young man’s personal experiences and struggle for acceptance within the society in which he lives in while facing judgment from family, friends, and community. While understanding outside prospective, the young man grows to learn the art of self love in a journey of finding his true identity. The Global issue of Bi-sexuality has yet to be the main focus and stand point for awareness amongst the American culture especially. More positive impact on media is necessary rather than negative outlook. There will be a revolution. And that Revolution begins now.

Lil' Booty
Lil’ Booty is a story that talks about how a ten year old boy named Booty Call Phillips finds the strength to overcome stereotypes coming directly from his own family. One day he decides to run away and is reported missing by his relatives. Eventually, Booty is located by the police after suffering from an episode due to having a Bi-Polar manic depressive disorder. When his family gets the message that he is found, they make the decision to voluntarily terminate their child rights over Lil’ Booty. Booty learns to cope with being a foster kid for the remainder of his childhood.