Supporting Groundbreaking Authors
Genki Media is entering the world of book publishing with the completion of three book titles to be released over the course of 2024 and 2025, starting with the successful publication of Michel M Clements’ first three books, “Bali Paradigm,” “Liberty Abroad!: Claim Your Freedom and Build a New Life Overseas,” and “GenXiled: Poetic Dispatched from the Analog Age.” All the print and eBook versions are currently available online via Lulu Bookstore, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Ingram. Please order your copy today and find out what it feels like to experience a life-changing paradigm shift!
The move into book publishing is a natural progression for Genki Media which has been handling top end content for over decade via online, magazine and marketing content.
“Although our historic expertise has been in editorial for print and online as well as journalism, it was time to add the title of author to my content resume,” remarked Michael M Clements.
Publishing Pipeline
Genki Media is proud to represent writers and publish, produce and promote groundbreaking creative books.
Liberty Abroad!: Claim Your Freedom and Build a New Life Overseas OUT NOW!

Status: Published
Genre: Narrative Nonfiction / Travel Memoir / Expat How-To
Word Count: 67,000
Page Count: 310
Illustrations: 18 original drawings that follow “Libby,” a caricature
of the Statue of Liberty, as she explores life outside the United States of America.
Blurb: What do Ben Franklin, Maya Angelou, Steve Jobs, and Prince have in common? They all advanced their lives and America by living overseas. You can too with How to Leave America … And Become More American, a punchy, practical, and heartfelt guide to living abroad. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this it?” this book says, empathically, “Nope. Here’s your boarding pass.”
Synopsis: Post-COVID, author and entrepreneur Michael M. Clements sold everything, left America, and moved his family to Bali. Then came the 2024 U.S. election, and with it, a flood of messages: “How did you do it?” This book is his answer. Drawing on his personal experiences relocating to Japan, Hong Kong, and Indonesia, Clements combines memoir with actionable advice to help readers explore life beyond the United States. Structured around practical chapters—from overcoming fear and evaluating visas to parenting abroad and managing money—How to Leave America … And Become More American is more than a how-to; it’s a wake-up call to reexamine identity, freedom, and what it means to be American. With activities, personal stories, and punchy insights, the book empowers readers to live globally and think expansively, without losing their roots. Plus: where would America, and the world, be if Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Steve Jobs, Maya Angelou, MLK, Mark Twain, or Prince had never left the homeland?
The Bali Paradigm OUT NOW!

Synopsis: Have you ever dreamed of starting a new life in a tropical paradise far from home? The Bali Paradigm chronicles such a leap through the prose, poetry and illustrations of author Michael M Clements, who sold his business, his house and all his possessions and moved with his partner and son to start a new life in Bali, and in the process created this raw and inspiring account of what it feels like to jump from one life paradigm into the next.
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Genre: Poetry / Memoir
Word Count: 10,000 words
Pages: 120
Publish Date: Summer 2024
GenXiled: Poetic Dispatches from the Analog Age OUT NOW!

Genre: Hybrid—Poetry / Creative Nonfiction / Art / Photography / Nostalgic Ephemera
Word Count: 21,000 words
Pages: 347
Published: Winter 2025
Synopsis: “Poetic Dispatches from the Analog Age” is a captivating collection born out of the COVID-19 pandemic. This work is a journey of rediscovery, unearthing a trove of pre-millennial poetry, short stories, photos, art, and keepsakes. It’s a nostalgic scrapbook that maps the author’s adolescent odyssey during the late 20th century. The anthology is a vintage delight, offering timeless lessons still pertinent in our modern digital era.
Florida Man and Other Meme Worthy Tales
Genre: Short Stories—Creative Nonfiction
Word Count: 10,000 words
Pages: 40
Publish Date: Spring 2026
Synopsis:
In his captivating collection of short stories, Michael M. Clements takes readers back to his roots in the unique backdrop of 1980s suburban Florida, skirting the edges of a sprawling swamp. From this distinctive starting point, he weaves a series of engaging and mystical short stories. These narratives traverse the diverse experiences of an array of characters, each on their own quest for spiritual enlightenment and purpose in a world increasingly defined by commercialism and rigid structures. Clements’ storytelling artfully explores the complex interplay between environment, personal journeys, and the universal search for deeper meaning in life.