2023 Manila International Book Fair presents Written in Stone by Eugenia Fain
Sep 26, 2023
Delve into the Majestic Poetic Craft of Eugenia Fain in the Annual Manila International Book Fair
Manila, Luzon Sep 26, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Poetry sculpted a significant place in history, it is a piece of literature that holds more than just rhyming words. Poetry binds the past, the present, and the future with its euphonious lines and underlying messages. Thus, poetry has been one of the most celebrated literary works worldwide.
In this year's Manila International Book Fair which will be held in September 14-17, 2023 at the SMX Convention Center, Authors Press is honored to present a seasoned author who's been carving her name in the literary scene for over forty years.
Eugenia Fain is an educator, a songwriter, and a poet who adroitly crafts heartwarming and enthralling poetry that offers insights on a wide range of topics. Her anthology, Written in Stone, holds powerful lines that reflect her personal journey, passion, and soulful emotion. From exploring the depths of love to meandering through a life filled with hope and promise--without a doubt, Fain's melodious poems will leave a resounding impact on the readers.
Discover the beauty of Eugenia Fain's poetic expertise in Written in Stone. Book copies are available on Amazon and other book retailers.
Written in Stone
by Eugenia Fain
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