Xlibris Releases Life-Changing Book On the Tragedy that Changed Us All

Released on = July 24, 2006, 6:28 pm

Press Release Author = Jon Antonni D. Enriquez / Xlibris Corporation

Industry = Entertainment

Press Release Summary = Xlibris releases a one-of-a-kind poetry collection on the
9/11 tragedy.

Press Release Body = Anguish. Torment. Grief. What every American feels on the
day that made history. What we thought was the usual tedium - taxicabs congesting
the New York streets, people rushing to work, frankfurter vendors going about their
business - turned out to be something we wish we didn't live to see.

Published June 2002, Breath Torn Away by Sept. 11th is a poetry collection of both
tragic and heroic proportions - searing and poignant. It recalls some of our most
painful memories but gives rise to the hope that we can rebuild America no matter
the nature of destruction and despair.

Breath Torn Away by Sept. 11th may be purchased directly through Xlibris Corporation
or Barnes and Noble.com, Amazon.com, Borders.com or through Baker & Taylor and
Ingram Book Distribution.

About the Author

William E. Dickinson, born a short drive from Amherst, MA, has several nominations
for Poet of the Year. His writings include about 1400 poems, a few songs, a short
story, and the Novels; "The Wisdom Seeker," "Strictly Academic with Deadly Intent,"
and "Forbidden City."

About the Publisher

Founded in 1997, Xlibris continuously gives writers the tools to become authors. In
strategic partnership with Random House Ventures, Xlibris offers comprehensive
publishing services: editing, proofreading, cover design and page layout. Xlibris
also provides their authors with affordable and quality marketing services that open
the marketplace of published books to everyone. For more information, visit
http://www2.xlibris.com/ or contact Jon Enriquez at JonAntonni.Enriquez@xlibris.com.


Web Site = http://www2.xlibris.com/requestkit/index.asp?src

Contact Details = Xlibris Corporation
International Plaza II, Suite 340
Philadelphia, PA 19113-1513
USA
http://www2.xlibris.com/requestkit/index.asp?src

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