Terri Auman’s Pious and Personal Collection of Christian Poetry All Set for Exhibit at Chicago’s Printers Row Lit Fest

Terri Auman has only had two passions in her life. One is writing, and the other is her faith in God. Hailing from North Carolina, she grew up learning to appreciate a much quieter life where everyone got by with what they needed.

Her faith forms a significant part of that worldview and is a recurring theme in everything she writes. Recently, she finally achieved her lifelong dream of getting a book published, which she hopes will rekindle people’s faith and get them back to trusting in God.

It is a process that she herself admits is not easy, and finishing the book had been quite the challenge. Still, she hopes that her book’s successful publishing will serve as a testament to her faith. Titled “Running the Race at God’s Pace,” it is a collection of prayerful poems that are meant to instill a sense of persevering faith in people who struggle with belief.

“Running the Race at God’s Pace” is set to be displayed by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the Printers Row Lit Fest (PRLF) in Chicago. The event is one of the largest outdoor book exhibits in America, inviting authors from all backgrounds to come together and present their work in celebration of all those who want to pursue their call to create literature. The 2025 PRLF will take place on September 6-7, 2025, at Printers Row Park, on and around Dearborn Street, from Polk Street to Ida B. Wells Drive.

Auman is certainly excited to have her work exhibited after all the effort she has put in to have it out there.

Those who are curious about “Running the Race at God’s Pace” by Terri Auman can purchase a copy on Amazon. Better yet, visit the ReadersMagnet exhibit at the Printers Row Lit Fest at booth TBD to check out the book display.

“Running the Race at God’s Pace”
Author: Terri Auman
Published date: July 20, 2023
Publisher: Independently Published
Genre: Spirituality

Author Bio

Terri Auman is from North Carolina, where she grew up. It is not a big town, but they have all they need. She started writing when she was 16 years old and has written throughout the years, always with the dream of having a book published. Now 58 years old, she is still writing. Her writing has evolved, but it still comes from her soul. She will continue writing until her dying breath. She hopes that if anyone has a gift within them, they will use it, live it, and never give up on it.

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