Xlibris Author Chelsea Ashe Signs Option Agreement with Hollywood Filmmakers
American production company Double Lenses, Inc. has recently finalized an option agreement with Xlibris author Chelsea Ashe to adapt her book “Happy Hour Stories” into a movie. The novel was presented to participating agents, producers, and studio executives at the Author Solutions Las Vegas Book-to-Screen PitchFest in February 2014. The event is aimed at connecting […] READ MORE |
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Award-Winning Book Emerges 40 Years Later from Tragic Mess – Part 2
Xlibris author Ian Prattis once hit rock bottom, but he used this experience to gift readers with a moving story about depression. Read on to discover more about his novel Redemption, which in a sense has become his own redemption. More about the Xlibris book Callum Mor’s bleak solitude is broken when a family with […] READ MORE |
Award-Winning Book Emerges 40 Years Later from Tragic Mess – Part 1
A melancholy memory turns out to be the catalyst for an almost forgotten yet brilliant Xlibris novel. Author Ian Prattis stumbles upon this overlooked treasure – a story nearly four decades in hiding but remains as relevant as it was first conceived. He recounts here on the Xlibris Blog the bittersweet recollection so surreal he […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Genie Polower Pens an Erotic Fiction about a Racy Love Affair – Part 2
Sharing her insights on her first Xlibris self-published novel, Xlibris author Genie Polower reveals her writing and book marketing tips. She walks us through the idea behind her novel eventually leading her to self-publish through Xlibris. If you’re an aspiring author, read on to hear it straight from someone who’s been there and done that […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Genie Polower Pens an Erotic Fiction about a Racy Love Affair – Part 1
Writers have always channeled complex human emotions and situations through numerous characters and settings. A good story is where the author can seemingly undo human mistakes by immersing readers in a stream of words rearranged in a coherent story form, churned out by the imagination. Able to relate to the characters, readers may find refuge […] READ MORE |