Xlibris Author Jennifer C. McKelvey Proves Her Substance at 2 Key US Book Awards
The Xlibris Blog proudly shines the spotlight on Xlibris author Jennifer C. McKelvey for winning in the African American Studies category at the 2012 USA Best Book Awards. She also bagged the best E-Book: Self-Help/Spirituality entry at the 2012 USA International Book Awards where her work was a finalist in four other categories, including African […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Author CJ Candel Reveals Message of Love in ‘LAST STAND of the WOLVES – an Oracle’
Take heed, time is of the essence; and this is our last chance to unite as one working together to protect and preserve all that is good on this precious earth, namely, all the creatures that inhabit it. Keep in mind the correlation that by preserving their existence, we will ensure our own. – CJ […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Roger Williams Advocates Animal Rights in ‘Turn Back Blow’Xlibris Publishing has served as the voice of many aspiring authors in their quest to promote various meaningful causes. In his book Turn Back Blow, Xlibris Author Roger Williams has spoken on behalf of abused animals in this fictional story recently released by the leading Indiana-based publishing company. With his universal and significant message, the […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Gideon A. Smart Tells Us Why Some Words Are Better Left Unsaid
Words, written or uttered, can ensnare us in or free us from a tangle of hate. Xlibris author Gideon A. Smart talks about the power of words and walks his talk by writing his debut inspirational book The Tongue: The Rudder of Your Destiny. The Nigerian/South African author/musician, who recently talked about his work […] READ MORE |
12-Year-Old Grace Simmons Achieves Rare Feat with Debut Xlibris Book
It would seem unexpected for a 12-year-old to have written and published a novel. Xlibris Author Grace Simmons defies this common notion, having completed her first mystery novel Unexpected published by Xlibris in December 2012. The title couldn’t have been more appropriate. The Xlibris Blog is thankful to one of our youngest talents for gracing […] READ MORE |