Margaret Smolik and Pearson Media Group Lead an Exodus from WWII Europe to the Land of the Free

Pearson Media Group has been collaborating with various talented authors across continents in weaving words to tangible dramatization and audio-visual art. In the hopes of reaching yet another summit this 2020, the agency joins hands with the renowned Jose Zambrano Cassella who is also a revered figure in the film industry in his own rights with over 20 cinematography awards among his other achievements.
 
In the upcoming 25 Film Festival, Pearson Media Group will be depicting Margaret’s moving memoir, “Like a Haystack: Life from My Perspective,” as part of its cinematographic excellence concerto. The story introduces the viewers to the many intimate facets of a war too often viewed in the big picture. It describes through picturesque narratives the strength of spirit it required to remain alive and human throughout the World War II.
 
In the dehumanizing march from one place to another, men and women were shipped like inanimate and non-fragile cargoes or they fled like villains from the scales of Justice. For most of the war refugees, America that time was a promise land where one can start all over again and weld one’s fate free from the commandments of angry politicians. The reclamation of one’s innocence in the postbellum could easily be forged by the famous American Dream of the Industrial Land of the Free.
 
Join now in this paperback ride to peer into this equally grotesque and liberating tale of exodus woven from Margaret’s life perspective as seen through the lens of a war refugee. Indulge in the opportunity to experience the vehement wails and the buoyant laughter of a single human soul in the face of a great war.
 
“Like a Haystack: Life from my Perspective”
Written by: Margaret Grguric Smolik
Published by: TOPLINK PUBLISHING, LLC
Published Date:  November 12, 2018
Paperback: $7.45
 
About the Author:
Margaret Grguric Smolik and her family escaped Croatia during World War II and came to the United States in 1952. The author earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, and is a longtime teacher of English and writing. She is a certified copy editor and author of several poems published in Lyrical Iowa. Margaret and her husband raised four children. She currently lives in Osage, Iowa.
 

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