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Am I an Alien? is a poetic and deeply personal journey into the experience of living between worlds—where your mind questions deeply, your heart feels wildly, and your soul resists fitting in. Through a mosaic of memories, reflections, and moments of raw clarity, this book explores what it means to feel misplaced in the familiar, to carry contradictions, and to quietly hold space for your true self.
More than a memoir, it’s an invitation to those who have ever wondered if they’re broken or simply remembering who they really are. For the misfits, the dreamers, and the bridge-builders, Am I an Alien? offers solace, understanding, and the courage to keep asking the hard questions.
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Soumaya Askri
Soumaya Askri is a boundary-breaking thinker, educator, and acclaimed abstract artist whose work moves across cultures, disciplines, and forms of expression. With over two decades of experience across Tunisia and the UAE, her path weaves together academic insight and creative exploration.
She holds a Ph.D. from Panthéon-Sorbonne University Paris 1 and is certified in Life and Professional coaching by the Haute Ecole de Coaching of Paris, she is an Advanced Digital Marketing Expert, Carbon Literate Person, Chartered Manager certified and Certified Management and Business Educator, evidence of a life committed to transformation and inquiry.
In the classroom, she has shaped new generations of leaders. On canvas, her art speaks in emotional language, abstract, textured, and deeply human. For her, creativity is not just a practice, but a philosophy, a way to heal, to connect, and to reimagine identity.
I Am an Alien? is her meditation on belonging, displacement, and the quiet power of those who live between worlds. With lyrical prose and emotional clarity, she invites readers into the in-between, where stories transform and strangers become mirrors.
