My writing centers on the themes of work and quality.
First book
My master’s thesis in Switzerland focused on the quality of communication in poetry. I later expanded this thesis into an academic book, which was subsequently published by an American press.
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Once upon a time, on a tiny island, in a country barely a dot on the world map, a man set out to elevate the quality of his work to the highest standard—until one day, he achieved the Nobel Prize. And yes, he did indeed receive it. My first book explores the exceptional quality of communication in his poetry—more details to follow.
You can find my book by searching “Sadia Gill Vernon” on Google, or simply click here for the publisher’s page or here to view it on Amazon.
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New book: WISA (w (work) + v (visa) = wisa)
It’s also a story about work and quality.
The tale’s essence is this: Zara lives in a place as distant from happiness, education, and wealth as the earth is from the moon. This is the opening sentence of my next book. Zara wonders if her life might change if she leaves her country. But the question remains: Is it a matter of a visa, or is it the nature of work that will define her future?
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Next book
It is also about work and quality.
In November 2015, while in Delhi, India, I received devastating news: a young woman named Anna, in her early 30s, had taken her own life because she was gay. Despite her efforts to gain acceptance from her Hindu parents, they could not reconcile with her identity.
Young people need to understand that personal relationships, while significant, are only a part of life. For me, the true core of life lies in work and quality.
Another perspective on the same theme:
Lifey has two daughters, Losey and Winey. As a teenager, Lifey longed to spend her life with a woman but never could. Now, her daughters are determined to shape their futures by choosing the right partners. One of the sisters finds her path through the power of her work.
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Another book
Title: Mem
Human memory is a precious resource. I’m seeking strategies to enhance it for high-demand English courses.
For a long time, I’ve felt compelled to write a book about something as rare and valuable as an elephant. This book explores the themes of work, memory, and quality.