Xlibris presents Lisa Stephens and the Cha Cha Series (Part 1)Xlibris welcomes you to the first part of our three part interview with Xlibris author Lisa Stephens as she gives us some insight into the author behind the Cha Cha series as well as her literary influences. Who is the author behind the series of books? I, Lisa Stephens, am the author of the books. […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Author David Pendery Shares Insights Learned in Writing, Self- Publishing with Xlibris- Part 3
Here’s the third and final installment of David Pendery’s guest blog contribution. He further shares his significant realizations about his book and his craft. About His Memoir Simply put it is a personal memoir about my life in Taiwan since I moved here in 2000. The life of an expatriate in an Asian culture, with […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author David Pendery Shares Insights Learned in Writing, Self- Publishing with Xlibris- Part 2
Xlibris author David Pendery talks about marketing his book, learning it the hard way, and eventually reaping the fruits of his labor. Spreading the Word It was certainly a joy when the book was out—as I am sure you all have felt this—and I immediately got to work promoting and marketing it. Certainly this is […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author David Pendery Shares Insights Learned in Writing, Self-Publishing with Xlibris
Xlibris Author David Pendery is perhaps among the few indie authors who have realized that despite the ease of having their book published in the ever-growing self-pub industry, their journey has just begun. After the favorable Taipei Times review on his memoir Something Super: One American Lives, Learns and Teaches in Taiwan, he knows he […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Lundon Albrecht Says There’s More to a Penny Than Meets the Eye
Xlibris Author Lundon Albrecht discovered a penny’s true worth. The usually considered worthless copper brown coin revealed a story he believed was worth telling the world. Also a General Dentist by profession, he realized, however, that proclaiming his tale was like pulling teeth. At least that was what he thought until Xlibris Publishing saved the […] READ MORE |