Xlibris Author Sejla Grahovic Opens New Doors and Tells Her Story – Part 1
Unlike fiction, a memoir requires a different writing tone that is both honest and compelling. Not everything that is true can be interesting, so a writer who wishes to pen an autobiography needs to tell the truth in a way that will tug at readers’ imagination. Xlibris author Sejla Grahovic has made a bold attempt […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Author Joseph Cronin Unveils a New Theory to Work Success
Climbing up the career ladder may feel like an uphill battle and worse, a Sysiphian task for many professionals who tend to miss the first important step to reaching the top. To help young professionals further their career, Xlibris author Joseph Cronin has turned his invaluable years of work experience into a self-published treasure trove […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Donna LeClair Attempts To Wake Reality – Part 2
Xlibris author Donna LeClair blogs on and shares further the positive reader reviews for her book Waking Reality. Readers’ thumbs up for the Xlibris Book ‘Waking Reality’ “In a world where the WHO recently reported that 1 in 3 Women worldwide are victims of violence….I hope author Donna LeClair’s memoir ‘Waking Reality’ is a crucial […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Donna LeClair Attempts To Wake Reality – Part 1
Words are the weapon that the proverbial pen releases in writing. Their power is such that they can stir any kind of emotion and effect change. Xlibris Publishing helps aspiring authors express and release the power of their words. Like many Xlibris authors who made use of writing to create a lasting impact on the […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Monica Sucha Vickers Defies ‘Normal’ – Part 2
Xlibris author Monica continues to inspire us on this second installment of her blog about her extraordinary life and literary journey. Xlibris witnesses Monica’s extraordinary life journey My book, “My Extraordinary Life” describes our journey. My life was very “ordinary.” From a very young age (crawling), I was expected to do what “normal” kids did. […] READ MORE |