Student Intern Nadia helps Teresa

Teresa LeYung Ryan is delighted

As a writing-career coach, I advise my clients to find interns to help them with research, correspondence, and sending out press releases so that they can free up time to launch new projects. I am happy to say that I have found a reliable student intern to help me this summer. Nadia is her name. While I’m busy with library advocacy in Oakland, CA, Nadia is compiling a mailing list for me so that I can let folks know that my publisher, Kensington Publishing in New York, has lowered the price of the hardcover of Love Made of Heart from $23 to $16.10. I am so pleased to have this dependable young lady in my corner. Thank you, Nadia!

The novel:  Love Made of Heart (archived in the San Francisco History
Center)

Teresa LeYung Ryan uses her mother-daughter novel Love Made of Heart to:
•    shed light on stigmas suffered by immigrants
•    advocate compassion for mental illness
•    help survivors of family violence find their own voices

www.LoveMadeOfHeart.com

http://savethelibraries.spaces.live.com/

http://www.kensingtonbooks.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=6274&secid=83&linkon=subsection&linkid=1793

Teresa LeYung Ryan has been helping writers since her mother-daughter
novel Love Made of Heart was published. As a manuscript consultant and
writing-career coach, she helps her clients identify themes and
archetypes, polish their manuscripts, and map out their careers. As a
community spirit, Teresa advocates compassion for mental illness and she
helps survivors of family violence find their own voices through writing.
Her website www.LoveMadeOfHeart.com offers resources for readers and
writers.