Xlibris Author S’kay Magagane Feels the Calm after the Storm – Part 1
Her petite frame and young age mask a spirited lass who has witnessed and coped with many of life’s storms. Xlibris author S’kay Magagane has learned to go with the current and not against it – seizing the day no matter what life throws at her. Inspiring others with her zest for living and writing, […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Author Simin Redjali Paves the Way for Positive Reform with Her US Immigrant Tale – Part 3
The Xlibris Blog gives you the final part of author Simin Redjali’s Blog. Here, she talks about celebrating freedom following her US citizenship approval. US citizenship Fortunately, my faith in the values of a good education paid off in the summer of 1979 when the United States government granted me permanent residence as a person […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Simin Redjali Paves the Way for Positive Reform with Her US Immigrant Tale – Part 2
On this second installment of Simin’s Xlibris Blog, the author narrates how she encounters a fork in the road that led her to a land where she discovered true freedom. Embracing freedom In the summer of 1966, the United States National Science Foundation offered me a fellowship at the University of Michigan, an opportunity for […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Author Simin Redjali Paves the Way for Positive Reform with Her US Immigrant Tale – Part 1
Aware of gender inequality issues in her native land Iran, Xlibris author Simin Redjali Ph. D. has armed herself with good education to spark positive change in both Iran and the US. She and her family became US citizens in the 80s, thus beginning her significant realizations and life-changing journey. The doctorate degree holder in […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Presents Self-Publishing 101The rise of self-publishing is like a sudden flash of brilliant idea as you figure your way out of a writing block. With self-publishing, writers have realized their dreams of becoming published and freed themselves from the possibility of perpetual anonymity to the reading public, let alone spare themselves of disheartening rejection from traditional publishers. […] READ MORE |