Abigail Banda
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Abigail Banda is a Canadian entrepreneur and author, known primarily for her ongoing novel series Lincoln's School of Magic.[1] Her other works include To Love Again[2] and The Mystery Man.[3]
Education
Attending York University in Toronto, Ontario, Banda studies Communication & Media, and has been involved with Vanier College Productions' Show Choir[4], and is currently the VP of Marketing for Her Campus at YorkU, where she wrote an article titled "Neville is the True 'Chosen One', Not Harry Potter"[5].
Business
Banda is the founder and CEO of her business "Abi's Hobbies."[6] Through her business, she offers graphic design and marketing services, along with the production and distribution of pins, jewelry and clothing.[6]
Publications
- Lincoln's School of Magic - Creating the Beast (2024)[1] is the first book of her ongoing fantasy/adventure novel series, inspired by the works of J.K Rowling.
- To Love Again (2024)[2] is a high school love story which follows the chaotic romance of Gabrielle Banter and Lincoln McNeil.
- The Mystery Man (2024)[3] is a short science-fiction story about a young woman, Jazmine McDaley, and her thrilling encounters with time travel.
- The Afterlife[7] (2023) is a short story published by the student-run magazine Inventio at York University, where Banda attends.[7]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Banda, Abigail (2024). Lincoln's School of Magic - Creating the Beast. Kindle Direct Publishing. ISBN 979-8336997972.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Banda, Abigail (2024). To Love Again. Kindle Direct Publishing. ISBN 979-8337504452.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Banda, Abigail (2024). The Mystery Man. Kindle Direct Publishing. ISBN 979-8336832617.
- ↑ "Vanier College Productions". YorkU.
- ↑ Banda, Abigail. "Neville is the True "Chosen One", Not Harry Potter". Her Campus at YorkU.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Abi's Hobbies".
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Banda, Abigail. "The Afterlife". Inventio.
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