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Samantha Saglibene Leverages Poetic Expressions to Voice Personal Experiences in “It’s 5am My Time Again”

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
July 29, 2022
in Lifestyle
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Behind every great work of creativity is an inspiration that fuels it, an irresistible impetus that drives it – whether hidden or well-known by the spectators. This is why 22-year-old Samantha Saglibene was inspired to author her bestselling book titled “It’s 5am My Time Again, I’m Calling, and You Know It’s Me.”

Samantha’s first book is a work of exquisite American poetry. In her book, the writer experiments with various forms of artistic expressions. The book is no less than a form of art. It quotes and takes out excerpts from the writer’s original journals. Without a doubt, Samantha Saglibene’s book explores various life themes culled from personal experiences of travel and observation in her young adult life.

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The US-based author of Italian extraction is a versatile career woman. She is not limited solely to one profession but chooses to dabble in many, which ignite her passion and sustain her interest while generating a steady income. In her own words, Samantha Saglibene says, “I really like avoiding labels of a specific career, but I chose the creative aspect of earning money because it was always what stood out the most for me.” Besides being a creative writer, Samantha quadruples as a social media influencer, an author, and a successful traveler-cum-fashion model.

Samantha’s trajectory of professional versatility and success did not come overnight. Her rising success lies in her understanding of the importance of social media, her innate ability to read and write, and her unbounded enthusiasm to explore the world’s territory.

Samantha Saglibene’s book is simple yet challenging for every young reader. The promising author is one of the world’s rising talents, and, with the continuous spark of passion and dedicated pursuit, the sky will indeed be the beginning of her journey.

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