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About Us
Layla T is owner and CEO of BIS. She was inspired to start her own business after several years as an administrative assistant.
Layla T. lives alone in Queens, a borough of New York City. She has worked off and on in the publishing industry for approximately 5 years. She suffered an illness that caused her to become dependent on Social Security Disability. She suffers from and manages Fibromyalgia. There will be a free essay about her experience with Fibromyalgia and information about how you can find out more about this debillitating illness.
The above picture is an example of LaylaT's abstract art using Microsoft Paint. It is entitled Bleeding Over
Layla T has written many genres. She recently did freelance writing for an online web site that offers information about sex and books related to that subject. She is very open-minded and takes pride in her alternative views and lifestyle.
She also writes fiction, essays, poetry, and anything else that she fancies.
She also writes fiction, essays, poetry, and anything else that she fancies.
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Check out her blog for information & free essays.
Two of her major goals are to pick up where Anne Rice left off. Although she knows she may never measure up to her, she wishes to continue in writing moving, poignant vampire novels.
Her second great goal as a writer is to be described one day as a "female Stephen King" Again she does not presume to have the level of talent of the aforementioned writers, she simply hopes to reach a somewhat equal level of popularity.
Check out her blog for information & free essays.
Two of her major goals are to pick up where Anne Rice left off. Although she knows she may never measure up to her, she wishes to continue in writing moving, poignant vampire novels.
Her second great goal as a writer is to be described one day as a "female Stephen King" Again she does not presume to have the level of talent of the aforementioned writers, she simply hopes to reach a somewhat equal level of popularity.