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Comment by Mir on December 1, 2009 at 8:35am

New Author Chronicles the Personal Journey of an Old Soul as she Travels through her Last Recent Lives

THORNHILL, Ontario- My Five Autobiographies is Miriam Slozberg's first book. After learning about her past lives, Slozberg decided to write about it for healing reasons, as well as to help others realize that there is a reason behind why people are dealt with the hands that they are.

Slozberg's My Five Autobiographies covers her recent past lives which had taken place in 1700's Kenya, late 1700's Colonial America, Victorian Britain, and her last torturous life that took place in Auschwitz during WWII. Slozberg believes strongly that her demons that she has had to face through out her life had stemmed mostly from her last horrific life in the Holocaust.

We are here to balance karma from previous incarnations as well as to heal from our last life which creates many internal struggles.

Certified Astrologer Miriam Slozberg’s, My Five Autobiographies (now available through iUniverse) has first written her book in order to understand why she has had to face her many challenges.

Slozberg gained an understanding as to why she is dealing with the challenges that she is currently experiencing. She also gained an understanding as to why she fell into an esoteric field such as astrology, and why she has battled food addiction.

Slozberg has always possessed an extreme interest in occult matters, and besides astrology she has studied numerology and tarot. She was born and raised in the Toronto area, and has been married for over ten years with two children. Slozberg has done a fair bit of traveling through out North America as well as in Western Europe, and hopes to do more exploring in the future. Slozberg is currently working on her second book.

For further information, please visit http://www.myfiveautobiographies.com.

Comment by Gary Eby on December 1, 2009 at 8:17am

Fiona: Just let me know what day and time you would like to have a Twitter interview. Then we can mutually promote it. For more info on the Twitter interview process, just visit my profile. Peace and Light: Gary.

Comment by Fiona Robyn Ingram on December 1, 2009 at 6:38am

Philip this new press release makes you into a caring human being, not a distant author. I like this, although you'll have to adapt again once Xmas is over. I also applaud your charitable donation to a cause close to your heart and I'm sure that'll endear you to readers.

Comment by Sassy on December 1, 2009 at 4:23am

Please stop by and welcome author Teal Ceagh to AR! You can enter a great giveaway for the 1st of her Destiny’s Trinities series , BETH’S ACCEPTANCE, while you are there, too. :)
Mia’s Return (2nd & latest in series) features such polar opposite characters – a vampire, a demon hunter who hates vampires with a passion, and a Lantina woman who has no feeling for any men save one who died ten years ago and has no idea that races other than man walk the planet – that it’s a wonder any of them can stand to be in the same room with each other, let alone form an emotional attachment.

Click here to enter the giveaway! And to find more!

GIVEAWAY ends 8th DEC 09 So HURRY!

Comment by Philip Nork on November 30, 2009 at 10:44pm

Fiona,

Thanks for the reply. I also received some other helpful advice so here is my newer version, with a new twist.

The Season of Giving Should Be Twelve Months Long!

Author Philip Nork (www.Philipnork.com) believes we don’t only need to think about giving when the festive season rolls around and Christmas is coming to mind. With the help of his book buying public, the first time author wants to do it all year long.

“As I stated in my book Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male, I believe that life should be a simple experience—you learn, you share, and you help others.” Philip added. “Why wait for December to be generous of heart and soul when you can do so every single day?”

Philip’s decision to support The Children’s Miracle Network (http://www.cmn.org) by donating a portion of the sales of Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male to his favorite charity reflects this belief. Out of all the charities, this was his first choice to get involved in.

“Ever since hearing about CMN I have always supported it. Children are our future and making sure they grow up healthy should be a concern of us all.”

Described as “Straightforward and refreshingly candid…an impressive presentation of a life with a plethora of helpful lessons to share” by Apex Reviews, This book has, since its August release, received rave reviews. If you would like to give a gift that gives twice over this Christmas, Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male, the tale of one boy’s early life lessons following his parent’s divorce, is one way to achieve that.

Available at www.amazon.com

Comment by Fiona Robyn Ingram on November 30, 2009 at 10:35pm

Eliza, your twitter interview sounds interesting. I hope you get lots of publicity. Gary, I'd be interested in being interviewed on Twitter. I tweet very regularly and I think it helps to build one's author profile.

Comment by Fiona Robyn Ingram on November 30, 2009 at 10:30pm

Hi Phillip,
I would put something in on you (just a line or two) "Author Phillip Nork has spent X years researching... " or "successfully captured the essential meaning of ..." kind of thing. Plus (very important) where is the book available?

Comment by Jessica James on November 30, 2009 at 3:05pm

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Comment by Eliza Earsman on November 30, 2009 at 1:01pm

Friends,

My TWITTER interview with/by GARY EBY has just been completed.

For courtesy, consideration and professionalism Gary can be commended.

Feel free to email him for an interview of your own.

Eliza
www.elizaearsman.com

Comment by Philip Nork on November 30, 2009 at 10:45am

Here is a press release I did myself for my book 'Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male. I would like some feedback as to if this is "professional" enough and if not, what else I need to do.

First-time author Philip Nork brings Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male to life!

Author: Philip Nork Publisher: AuthorHouse
Distributors: Ingram Book Company
Baker & Taylor
Release date: August 2009
ISBN Paperback: 9781438967448
ISBN Hardcover: 9781438967455

Authors Website: www.philipnork.com


“The age-old “Battle of the Sexes” is still going just as strong as it ever was-and chances are it won’t lose any steam anytime soon. So rather than lament the fact that the game exists, men and women around the world are instead better off learning to play it to the best of their ability. Such is the premise behind Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male.” Tara Hopkins, Apex Reviews

“This is one of those books where the title does not adequately portray they content. Sensitivity 101 for the Heterosexual Male is not just for males, or even for just heterosexual individuals. This book can be enjoyed by anyone… If I had a son, I would want him to read this book.” G.A. Bixler, Book Readers Heaven

The journey we are on is a difficult one, even more so for those of a broken family. Follow the adventures of one such boy as he searches for the two desires we all share: the ability to be accepted by others and the right to be totally happy. Along the way he learns many life lessons that eventually lead him to discover both of these things.
“Straightforward and refreshingly candid…an impressive presentation of a life with a plethora of helpful lessons to share. Highly recommended for anyone seeking to cut through the typical façade of relationship ‘politics’ and learn the roots of true, lasting happiness.” Apex Reviews

“The stories that have emerged are ripe with feeling and diversity.” Authors Promoting Authors

Philip Nork lives in Henderson, Nevada and may be contacted at pnork2@yahoo.com.

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