Alexandra LevinAlexandra Levin was born in Johannesburg South Africa and graduated from the University of Cape Town with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, majoring in Drama. A successful writing career followed, first as a fashion journalist and later as a multiple award inning advertising copywriter in leading agencies, mainly Grey, BBDO & Ogilvy-Mather.In 1997 Penguin (South Africa) published Alexandra's first novel If Advertising'sThe Most Fun You Can Have With Your Pants On, How Come My Knickers Are Always In A Knot? Adversity in her personal life set Alexandra on a quest for esoteric enlightenmentand her first spiritual work of non-fiction Out of this World - The Alternative South African Spiritual Experience was published by Penguin South Africa in 2003.In 2011 Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie published Alexandra's humorous novel Sexty - How to Keep Your Spirits Up When the Rest of You is Falling Down. Her highly controversial spiritual autobiography Marie Antoinette, Diana & Alexandra - The Third was published in London in 2012. Read More Read Less