Building Bridges (Anthology, Band 1) - Hardcover

Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

The Immigrant Writers Association (IWA) is a non-profit corporation that provides programs, activities, and services that empower and support immigrant writers in their journeys. Our mission: To encourage immigrants to express themselves more through writing, to bring more awareness, compassion, and peace into the world. We hope that our initiative will also inspire non-immigrants to open up more and share their knowledge, expertise, and talents - so together we can build a better world for all of us! For more information: ImmigrantWriters.com

Certified professional coach, consultant, and award-winning author, Gabriela Casineanu considers life as a self-discovery journey worth exploring. Her creative and curious soul didn't care much about the MBA and 18 years of experience in the technical field (engineering, IT, quality assurance). It found a way to turn things around, leading to coaching (individuals, teams), business consulting, training, entrepreneurship, artistic expressions, and writing. Through her coaching practice, Gabriela helped thousands of professionals to advance their careers, and creative entrepreneurs to understand how to use the power of their mind to become more successful. Gabriela loves to creatively combine concepts and techniques from various fields, and is passionate about building a better world by tapping into introverts' power. She finds strength in nature and loves intuitive painting, nature photography, outdoor activities, visiting sacred places, the Holographic Universe concept, and ...wearing that turquoise ski jacket!: -) Find out more at GabrielaCasineanu.com

Nina Munteanu is an award winning ecologist, novelist and science writer. She has written over a dozen eco-fiction, science fiction, and fantasy novels. She is currently editor for European zine Europa SF and Eagle Publishing House and writes for Amazing Stories. An award-winning short story writer, and essayist, Nina currently lives in Toronto where she teaches writing at the University of Toronto and George Brown College. Her book "Water Is..."--a scientific study and personal journey as limnologist, mother, teacher, and environmentalist--was picked by Margaret Atwood in the New York Times as 2016 'The Year in Reading'. Nina frequently speaks at scientific conferences, gives workshops on writing throughout North America and Europe and coaches writers to publication. Her writing guide "The Fiction Writer: Get Published, Write Now!" was adopted by several colleges and universities throughout North America and Europe. The guidebook series continues with "The Journal Writer" and "The Ecology of Story." Nina's most recent novel "A Diary in the Age of Water"--about four generations of women and their relationship to water in a rapidly changing world--will be released in 2020 by Inanna Publications. Find out more at www.NinaMunteanu.ca