Helping aspiring authors turn coronavirus self-isolation into opportunity
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MIAMI & NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA - Californer -- Roslyn Franken is an inspirational author, speaker, and cancer survivor. She knows first-hand the thrill of bringing books to life from conception to publication, a feeling she intends to help many aspiring authors experience with her new author coaching program.

Roslyn has met many people with powerful real-life stories that can bring tremendous hope, joy and inspiration to others at a time when our troubled world needs all the positivity it can get. They tell her how they want to write a book to share their stories, but have no idea of how to write a book or even get started. Roslyn discovered that most of these aspiring authors feel so overwhelmed at the thought of writing their books alone and the time and effort it would take, that their stories never get told thus depriving people from benefiting, especially those who need it the most.

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To make more of these stories available, Roslyn helps aspiring authors by facilitating the writing and self-publishing process for them from start to finish so they can finally get their stories written and published, once and for all. Her program is conducted by phone, email and internet making it accessible worldwide regardless of geographic location.

For aspiring authors wanting to speak about their books, Roslyn can also help develop their stage presentation and speaking skills

ABOUT ROSLYN FRANKEN

Roslyn is the author of Meant to Be, a book about her parents' extraordinary survival, love and triumph over tragedy as Holocaust and atomic bomb survivors. She travels internationally telling the story to diverse audiences of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. Her book is being made into a movie that is currently in development.

In her earlier book, The A List, Roslyn shares the nine guiding principles for healthy eating and positive living she followed to win her battles with unhealthy food and weight issues ten years after surviving cancer. She is the co-author of Death Can Wait: Stories from Cancer Survivors and is the host of How to Thrive After 35, an inspirational podcast where she has interviewed authors including brand names such as Jack Canfield of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. Previously, Roslyn worked for Hearst Publishing, a major New York publisher, where she represented hundreds of authors to book wholesalers.

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For more information, visit www.RoslynFranken.com, call 813-803-0155 or send email to info@roslynfranken.com.