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Barshea Lowery

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Barshea Lowery is a writer and author, born and raised in Gary, Indiana. Entertaining and creativity came naturally to him, having both parents equally skilled in the arts. Barshea introduced himself to writing in 1999, creating his first piece about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., which later was adapted into a stage play for black history month at his elementary school. During his high school years, he went on to create over 40 short stories to entertain his classmates. In 2010, while in college, Barshea published a family drama titled, "Nothing like family", a fiction novel. Navigating to screenplays, he wrote and developed multiple full features and sitcoms; including social media skits for popular influences. Barshea prides himself on creating raw and authentic stories about the everyday person. His words are unorthodox and unapologetic, orchestrating great storytelling filled with love and losses, bad decisions, happy mediums, risks, and predestined drama nourished with a strong comic relief. As an overall entertainer, Barshea remains humble and encourages innovation among fellow writers and artists.
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Barshea was banned from his high school library for writing, what would eventually become, his 2010 novel "Nothing like Family".
Throughout the early 1990s and mid 2000s, Barshea performed with his two younger brothers in a hip hop dance group called Dem Lowery Boyz (DLB).
Barshea recorded, produced, and engineered three underground R&B albums, writing all 40+ songs.
Barshea is the oldest of three boys.
Barshea loves lemonade.

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