Xlibris Author Robert Foley Shows the Nobility of Teaching in Pedagogy-Inspired Book

Despite having ended an over-three-decade-long teaching career, Robert Foley has shown an unrelenting passion to impart wisdom through his authored book The Consequences of Playing God: Tales from Lingor High School released by Xlibris in 2012. The retired educator has likewise tried his hand at poetry with his compilation titled These Little Poems of Death and […]

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Jul
23

Boost Your Book Marketing Reach with Xlibris Book Publisher on Google+!

by Thomas McKinley

The rise of self-publishing has taken place in a new era where social media is now considered an essential business tool. More than ever, today’s self-published writers have limitless opportunities to expand their online presence and market their books for free – something that would have made writers of yore green with envy. Xlibris Book […]

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Jul
16

Xlibris Author Jennifer Van Wie Befriends Her Fictional Characters – Part 4

by Thomas McKinley

We come to the final installment of Xlibris author Jennifer Van Wie’s Xlibris Blog feature. Read on to learn more about her writing wisdom, as well as her next novels in the works. From Dust to Man Ponders ‘What Ifs’ 600 years in the future, they didn’t even know that man ever existed. This set […]

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Jul
16

Xlibris Author Jennifer Van Wie Befriends Her Fictional Characters – Part 3

by Thomas McKinley

In this third installment of Jennifer’s Xlbris Blog contribution, she talks about her story concept hitting a snag and finally seeing the light of day. Deciding to Publish ‘From Dust to Man’ The mission to tell the story was my objective. You must feel real passion about the tale you are spinning. I once read […]

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Jul
16

Xlibris Author Jennifer Van Wie Befriends Her Fictional Characters – Part 2

by Thomas McKinley

Xlibris author Jennifer Van Wie tells us more about her creative writing process in this Xlibris Blog sequel. When I was writing the first book of the From Dust to Man series, my characters were so real to me that I dreamed about them. I’d laugh with them and cry with them. I am always […]