`MY ALIEN PENFRIEND` by earthling author Faiz Kermani is `Out of This World`!
Released on = January 21, 2007, 4:09 pm
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Press Release Summary = \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" (ISBN-10: 1420858602) by earthling author Faiz Kermani is an \'Out of This World\" novel that immediately rockets this book into a galaxy ahead of other stories/publications and printed material on the shelves of Earth\'s libraries and bookstores this century.
Press Release Body = \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" by earthling author Faiz Kermani is \'Out of This World\"!
\"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" (ISBN-10: 1420858602) by earthling author Faiz Kermani is an \'Out of This World\" novel that immediately rockets this book into a galaxy ahead of other stories/publications and printed material on the shelves of Earth\'s libraries and bookstores this century. Author Faiz, says he, \"grew up in the days of the Apollo missions and Star Wars movies so I absolutely love everything to do with space and science fiction. I find the idea of space exploration very exciting and so it appears in my writing.\" In \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" the author says, \"I wanted to create a story that combined the themes of friendship and cultural differences with my love of science fiction. However, I think humor is very important and I wanted to blend that in as well.\"
\"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" is a universal tale of two children living on opposite sides of the galaxy, one earthling, (Darius) and one extraterrestrial (Zmod), who communicate, thru \"SpaceMail\" and forge a timeless relationship/friendship. Their interest in one another\'s planets becomes the thread of the plot which is eclipsed only by a terrible force that puts them in danger, yet together they discover the meaning of friendship. \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" is written in a unique style of letters between Darius and Zmod, with an occasional newspaper article from both worlds. What a delight to read such an imaginative story about two boys that are similar, despite their different worlds. The author says, \"Darius is more sure of himself than Zmod and takes their friendship for granted at first, but over time he realizes how lucky he is. Zmod values having an alien penpal much more, as he is in a more distant part of the universe and it\'s a means to finding out what's out there. He confides a lot in Darius and appreciates his support. Darius also helps him to take life a little less seriously. I think they both learn to appreciate that cultural differences do not stand in the way of friendship and that in fact they can enhance it.\"
It is a personal gratification that Earth people will finally know about \"SpaceMail\" which the rest of the galaxy has forever known and used for communication. Author Faiz describes \"SpaceMail\" best when he says, \"Spacemail is basically a form of electronic communication that allows you to send messages to aliens on different planets and for them to reply! The technology behind it takes into account that the messages will need to be sent rapidly to other sides of the universe and will need a lot of translating! It's the space age version of email!\"
All readers young and old will enjoy \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" - The settings are remarkably original and form a solid backdrop for the story. Bartoch is more of a peaceful planet than Earth and so Zmod is quite shocked to read about the various conflicts on planet Earth. The only continuing problem Bartoch has lurking in the background is from 'isolationist' terrorists who want contact with other planets to cease. Bartoch is different than Earth as it has rocks that can move on their own and the planet has two moons.
\"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" sends a strong message to everyone about how important it is to get along with people who are different to you and taking more interest in what goes on around you wherever you live. The greatest literary accomplishment for this story is how well the author balances serious issues with lots of humor. \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" defies all gravity and is a book for the entire universe to read and love from one generation to the next. I enjoyed \"MY ALIEN PENFRIEND\" immensely and I\'m more than confident you will as well.
Hublu Hubbelob, special book reviewer from Bartoch for Pageonelit.com
Publisher: Authorhouse (October 31, 2005) Language: English ISBN-10: 1420858602
About the Author: In moments of boredom, be they running on a treadmill or listening to lectures at yet another scientific conference, author Faiz Kermani often found his mind beginning to wander into the mysterious realms of outer space. As circumstances for these explorations increased, he found himself creating the mysterious planet of Bartoch, inhabited by the friendly alien child called Zmod. In his first fiction book "My Alien Penfriend", Faiz looks at how Zmod's growing intergalactic friendship with a child on Earth reveals the darker secrets of his home planet. Faiz lives happily far away from Bartoch in London, England with his wife. Visit Faiz online and send him a \"spacemail\" at http://www.myalienpenfriend.co.uk
Faiz is a London-based author. He has published an illustrated children\'s fiction book entitled My Alien Penfriend (published by AuthorHouse). More information can be found at at the \'blog behind the book\' at http://www.zmodsworld.com. A number of Faiz\'s travel articles can be found on the website http://www.travelmag.co.uk. Faiz is also a PhD-qualified immunologist and has published widely on medical and healthcare issues. He is a frequent contributor to the consumer healthcare site http://www.nakedmedicine.com. He recently co-edited a medical textbook entitled \"Patient Compliance: Sweetening the Pill\" (Gower Publishing Limited, UK) which looks at how patients take their medicines.
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