London Celebrates Original Poems Characterized by Zoroastrian and Christian Principles

Drawing from his personal and diverse attitude in life, author Bruce Charles Kirrage published a compilation of interesting and unique poems.

Wizardry of Woman is heavily inspired by the philosophies of Zoroastrianism and Christianism. In it, Kirrage’s poems reveal an honest inclination toward the human condition. His creation goes far to explore the natural human mind.

His firm belief resulted to the production of this anthology. He asserts, “God is the single entity that is open to the question of courage, the compassion of human/animal nature, an understanding of happiness, and an interpretation of worldly events.”

The author wishes to bring enlightenment to readers of all ages. With a thirty-seven-year experience in writing, Kirrage’s poems have become reflections of his own understanding of life.

Wizardry of Woman had been featured at LitFire’s booth at the London Book Fair last April 12–14, 2016, at Olympia, West London. Authors, publishers, and rights negotiators congregated to network with other book-industry professionals.
 
 
 
Wizardry of Woman
Written by Bruce Charles Kirrage
Paperback | $12.85
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About the Author

Bruce Charles Kirrage was born in Singapore. He traveled to some places before settling in the UK in 1966. He was in the medical profession for several years and had written poems and stories for children since 1977. His other writings had been endorsed by medical consultants. He retired in 2010.

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