• Breast Cancer Survivors

    God’s Unrelenting Mercy: An Interview with Breast Cancer Survivor, Gail Pelletier

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    For the month of October Xulon Press is taking the time to reach out to those who have recovered from breast cancer, those who have never been diagnosed with breast cancer, and those who may have lost someone to breast cancer. Gail Pelletier, a Xulon employee and breast cancer survivor shares her compelling testimony in an interview. Krystina: Hello Gail. Let’s begin with giving readers a brief overview of what you do at Xulon Press. Gail: I am a Interior Book Designer or (Typesetter) for the Production Department at Xulon Press. K: It is understood that you’ve been here for…

  • Xulon Press Editorial Services, Manuscript Review

    What Does “Manuscript Review” Really Mean?

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    Your friendly neighborhood Xulon Press editors really want you to get the most out of the Manuscript Review service, so we decided to give you more details about it. Whether you are still thinking about becoming a Xulon Press author or you have recently purchased a publishing package, we hope this breakdown will help you get the full benefits of the service. There are four parts to the Manuscript Review. The first is the General Overview in which the editor expresses what he or she understands the purpose and message of the book to be. The next section covers the…

  • Breast Cancer Survivors

    Know the Stats on Breast Cancer

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    Breast cancer affects everyone, whether you are a survivor, a caretaker or just part of the support network for someone battling the life-threatening disease. Breast cancer doesn’t care if you are a man or a woman, young or old, healthy or not – it affects everyone and anyone. As Xulon Press celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness this October, we would like to provide our authors with some recognized facts about this deadly disease as well as statistics that will encourage everyone to get checked and stay healthy this fall. The statistics and facts comes courtesy of the American Cancer Society (www.cancer.org)…