Cindy Cirile's academic journey began at Lehman College, where she pursued higher education and eventually earned a Master's degree from the renowned State University of New York in Buffalo. This impressive academic achievement laid the foundation for a successful career in academia, as she went on to spend seven years as a college English professor.
However, her passion for storytelling and creative expression soon led her to explore new opportunities beyond the classroom. She transitioned into the world of publishing, taking on the role of editor for several prominent magazines, including the popular "New Body" and "Muscle and Beauty."
During her tenure as editor, Cirile remained prolific, writing and producing the independent feature film "Black Roses," in addition to producing "The Jitters" and "The Edge of Hell." Her impressive portfolio of work showcases her versatility and dedication to her craft.
In a personal capacity, Cirile has relocated to Los Angeles with her husband and two sons, where she continues to pursue her passions and build on her remarkable accomplishments.
