Emily Maroutian is an award-winning author, poet, and philosopher known for blending philosophy and psychology to foster empowerment in individuals and communities. Since founding her publishing company in 2009, she has published more than 15 books exploring thought-provoking themes that offer readers practical insights for self-discovery and growth.
Her work has been featured in self-help books, educational institutions, counseling offices, and therapy workshops. She also donates books to various non-profit organizations nationwide, including books-to-prisoners programs, offering incarcerated individuals tools for transformation.
Emily’s writing has earned international recognition, appearing on bestseller lists in various countries. Her books and poetry have been translated into multiple languages. Her poems on the Armenian Genocide have been widely published and recited at annual memorial tributes around the globe. She currently holds five independent book awards nationwide.
In addition to her literary work, Emily holds a Bachelor’s degree in Comparative Religion, is certified in Interreligious and Intercultural Relations, and is a member of the TAK National Honors Society for Religious Studies. Through her work, she empowers individuals and communities to cultivate inner peace, deepen self-awareness, and build more compassionate and harmonious relationships.
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October 7, 2024
Emily Maroutian's "Forty" was reviewed by a popular book review site, ReaderViews.com. You can read the review here.
August 1, 2024
Emily Maroutian has been featured in Los Angeles Magazine's August issue. In the interview, she discusses her new book, Forty, and the wisdom she has gained from getting older. Read the article to delve into the mind of a writer who has dedicated her life to healing and uplifting others through her powerful words.
