Dwyane Wade Set To Release Memoir “3 Dimensional”
Dwyane Wade Set To Release Memoir This Fall Titled “3 Dimensional”
Recently retired NBA star Dwyane Wade has just announced that fans can look forward to the release of his official memoir, set to be released this fall.
According to reports, Dwyane Wade’s forthcoming memoir will be titled 3 Dimensional and is currently scheduled for an October 22nd release. The memoir is said to focus on the “essential principles” of Wade’s life and career, specifically his uprising from Chicago’s South Side to NBA stardom. Wade is a 13-time NBA All-Star who played with the Miami Heat on three NBA championship wins.

Speaking very little about the memoir, Wade only revealed that it would delve into his “rollercoaster journey,” which would also feature a collection of little-known stories and exclusive images.
This isn’t the first time Wade has authored a book. Back in 2012, he released A Father First: How My Life Became Bigger Than Basketball.
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