Have you ever dreamt of writing and publishing your very own book? Let’s make this dream come true! Meet and get connected to three amazing female authors who will share with us their writing journey, their challenges, and how they found their publisher. Take the opportunity to ask all your questions and embark on your own writing adventure.
Date: Friday, 18 October 2024
Time: 10:00AM – 12:00PM
Venue: Artsy Cascais, Cascais – Portugal
Tickets are €20,- which you can pay directly at the door. To secure your spot, drop us an email at hello@wherewomenconnnect.com and we add you to our guest list.
What is included?
- A beautiful selection of sweet and savoury bites
- Hot and cold beverages
- Ask your questions to the authors
- Get connected in a wonderful space
About the authors
Mariam Navaid Ottimofiore
Mariam is a Pakistani and Italian expat author, writer, researcher and economist. She was born into expat life, joining her parents on their first global expatriate assignment in 1982 in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Her early childhood was spent growing up in Manama, New York City and Karachi. To date, Mariam has lived in ten countries as both a Third Culture Kid (TCK) and an expat adult: Bahrain, the US, Pakistan, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Ghana and Portugal.
40 years and 4 four continents later, her life on the move is messy. A 40-foot container, an expat husband from another corner of the world and three children born in three different countries 3,000 miles apart, have added complexity, challenges and many joys to living a multicultural, multilingual and multi-mobile life. Her debut expat book This Messy Mobile Life: How a MOLA can help globally mobile families create a life by design comprises personal reflection, expert advice and survey research to help global expatriates embrace their transitions and thrive in their international journey. Her second book just launched, which is a fiction novel about three women meeting each other by chance in Portugal which changed their lives for good.
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