ATLANTA - s4story -- Fashion model Azaria Blaze and film director Mark ARW have joined forces to bring audiences a captivating new book. This book offers a unique glimpse into the world of modeling, following the journey of aspiring models as they navigate the industry in pursuit of their dreams. This book provides an exclusive look into the lives of models, both on and off the runway.

At the heart of Published: The Model Life - is Missy Morocco, the IT girl of the modeling world. Through her experiences and those of her fellow models, readers gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of the industry. This book offers a unique glimpse into the world of modeling, following the journey of aspiring models as they navigate the industry in pursuit of their dreams.

Through behind-the-scenes access, readers will gain insight into the daily routines, struggles, and triumphs of these individuals. From managing their careers to maintaining their personal lives, "The Model Life" offers a unique perspective on the world of modeling.

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This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the fashion industry or the lives of models. Published: The Model Life is now available for purchase at Amazon or online at www.publishedmodels.net Don't miss out on this captivating read that provides an inside look at the world of modeling.

Azaria Blaze
Ashley Daughtry, aka Azaria Blaze is twenty-fine and passionate. Born in Brooklyn, New York, but tearing up the streets of ATL. A model, fashion designer, and writing queen who loves to tell stories about edgy, hopeless romantics who will do anything to get what they want.

Mark ARW
Mark ARW has written, produced, and directed short films such as Stormy Monday that was accepted in the 2002 Urbanmediamakers film festival and also the short film, The Rap Game, that was accepted into the 2007 Atlanta Hip Hop Festival. In 2008, Mark co-wrote and co-directed the inspirational stage play, After the Storm, which was followed by a novel in 2010. In 2019, he also produced the Doll Head Trail Horror Anthology. Mark ARW has written, produced, and directed a variety of projects ranging from "inspirational" to "on the edge".

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