Zip Along Zigzags with Film Hatch Media and Roxsane Tiernan

Independent filmmaking agency, Film Hatch Media, sets eyes on an inspiring journey of a strong and determined woman to inspire millions. Author, mother, and vivant, Roxsane Tiernan joins hands with the experienced and highly creative staff of cinematographers from the company to successfully depict the well-written memoir onto the big screen.

This inspiring autobiography was written by Roxsane Tiernan herself which serves as a sequel to a precursor masterpiece Zip that narrates an account of her struggles and joys during her years before reaching fifty.

The memoir entitled Zipping Along perfectly encapsulates her experiences and thoughts concerning her life and the events which unfolded in front of her eyes. The book opens up with her moving into another place. This marks a solid curve along the road.

From there, the readers are carried through along with Zip in her journey following the undulating sometimes happy sometimes solitary path through new friendships, death of loved ones, therapy sessions, and many more necessary zigzags often called life.

Reading Roxsane’s book is likened to a revelation that life after fifty can still be meaningful, eventful, and impactful. The author’s thoughtfulness and talent for words are tools that afforded her to lend a hand to those who need inspiration and will to live despite the woes that must come with time.

If you are one of those who are finding it hard to keep your feet on the ground when life hits you like a truck, then this memoir can definitely be a valuable reminder for you that you are not alone. Even if you aren’t, Roxsane Tiernan’s account of her life experiences can still prove to be an exciting and inspiring read. Grab a copy today and wonderfully zip along life’s paths with Zip.

“Zipping Along”
Written by: Roxsane Tiernan
Published by: BookVenture Publishing LLC
Published Date: April 2, 2019

About the Author:
Roxsane [Zip] is an energetic, compulsive, hardworking 75 year old. She has caring, community oriented siblings, two wonderful daughters and five grandchildren. Her wide circle of friends are scattered all over the globe and at home she has a wonderful man named Bill who makes her life complete. Roxsane’s early life was challenging but she completed her Teacher’s training at UBC, taught in a one-room ungraded [Grades 18] school on Harrison Lake, married George Dheilly and together they raised three beautiful daughters.

The youngest, Marcia, died of a brain tumor in 1981. Their marriage fell apart in 1983/1984. Needing to find more meaning in her life after the girls left home she decided to go back to University to finish her B.Ed. and get back to the most meaningful career she could find, teaching at the high school level. Since then she has worked in Mexico, traveled extensively and taught international students and immigrants before retiring becoming a prolific artist and author.

Contact Information

Ian Montgomery

Fulfillment Manager

Film Hatch Media

(1) 8882835255

ian.montgomery@filmhatchmedia.com