Diane Asitimbay
Author of What's Up America?

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San Diego, CA  92163
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Events & Happenings

Diane Asitimbay has recently performed her works and inspired the following groups to write:


"Writing and Publishing," Girl Scouts of San Diego, (Cadettes) for their "Literacy Badge"

"Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, & Poetry Performance" - Normal Heights Elementary School

Poetry Performance, St. Didacus Parish School


Call Diane for your next event: Tel. (619) 501-9873
diane@culturelinkpress.com

 


 



What's Up America? will be featured at:

Celebrating International Education Week

UCSD International Student Festival @ Library Walk

Wednesday, November 14, 2007
11:00 am - 2:00 pm

 


  

Diane Asitimbay announces her upcoming book entitled:

 "No Perfect People, Please!"

It's an illustrated collection of humorous poems about 26 children and their not-so-perfect personalities.

Release date: November 30, 2007

 

 


Diane conducted a workshop at the California State CATESOL Conference
"Transcending Borders"
"Tips for Improving the Dynamics in the Intercultural Classroom"
Friday, April 13, 2007
4:00-5:30 pm
Town & Country Resort & Convention Center

 
 

Diane Asitimbay presented "Funny You Should Ask"

tackling the funny, embarrassing and controversial questions that foreigners ask her.

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

San Diego Public Library, 6:30 pm


 Hear Diane Asitimbay talk with Tom Fudge on KPBS  Morning Show

 "These Days"

 

Why do Americans eat rice with a fork, are fascinated with ice, or burp in public? These are just some of the questions that callers asked in a lively call-in segment when author Diane Asitimbay sat down with These Days host Tom Fudge.

 http://kpbs.org/radio/programs/these_days?id=6033 

 


 

Read Diane Asitimbay's article on her Fox TV interview:

PMA's The Independent (August, 2006)

 

Fish Sticks, Velveeta Cheese, and Me: The Tale of a TV Debut


 

Read Asitimbay’s article in MOBILITY Magazine, May 2005
“Making Yourself at Home in the United States”  


  Where can I buy What’s Up America?

Support your local independent bookstores by asking them first!
 
Look for the book in other unique places . . .
 
U.S. Embassy, Helsinki Finland
Orell Fussli Bookshop, Zurich, Switzerland
University of California - San Diego Bookstore, San Diego, CA
United Nations International Gift Shop, San Diego,CA
Amazon.com in Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France & Japan



One of the “Fresh Voices” of 2006!

The Writer’s Market Association awarded

What’s Up America ? A Foreigner’s Guide to Understanding Americans

 TRAVEL GUide FINALIST  



Italian Translation of
What’s Up America?
Now the popular guide is undergoing its first translation into Italian!

 


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