About the Author
Christine Alexanians had a love of writing from her early teen years. She attended the College of Mass Media in Tehran, Iran and graduated with a degree in Journalism in spring 1980. During her studies she worked for Keyhan, a popular daily newspaper.
In fall 1980, shortly after the Iran/Iraq war she immigrated to the United States with her family, and has since lived in Glendale, California. Her initial lack of proficiency in the English language forced her to put writing aside and become active in the accounting field, using the more universal language of math.
In 2005 she finally came back to her passion. Presently, she is writing a collection of short stories about her childhood, and a memoir "The Suspended Garden" about her mixed Armenian/Polish heritage and growing up in Iran.
After working with two wonderfull writers, Carolyn Howard-Johnson (author of This is the Place, Harkening and the award winning How to do it Frugally Series, to name a few) www.carolynhowardjohnson.redenginepress.com
and Mary Sojourner (author of Delicate, Bonelight, Sisters of the Dream and more), she found a new flame burning in her heart and started writing poetry.
Winner of 2007 Noble (not Nobel) prize.
