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Martin Terrell's 'Unseen Scars' to Make an Impact at London Bookfair 2025

Author, Martin Terrell

“Unseen Scars” to Debut at the Prestigious LBF 2025

His journey from a wrongful conviction to becoming a recognized literary voice and a leader in higher education is a witness to perseverance and talent.”
— Explora Books
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, March 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The London Bookfair (LBF) 2025 is set to bring together the global publishing industry, and among the attendes featured this year is Martin Terrell, whose latest work is Unseen Scars. Terrell’s evocative collection of poetry explores the hidden wounds of life, reflecting on themes of racial prejudice, resilience, and the complexities of human experience.

Unseen Scars, published by Explora Books, transcends the boundaries of literature. Terrell skillfully captures the contrast between moments of warmth and happiness, as seen in the nostalgic poem Old Words, and the stark realities of urban life in Dead Men Walking, which portrays the harsh truth of societal injustice. Humor also finds its place in his work, particularly in the witty exchange between a Southern Black father and his son, highlighting the power of perspective and self-identity.

Terrell is no stranger to impactful storytelling. His previous works include “You Are Only Innocent Once” and “Once Is Not Enough”, which accounts his path to success after being unjustly imprisoned, and his award-winning memoir “Without A Compass”, which earned the Gold Non-Fiction Award. His journey from a wrongful conviction to becoming a recognized literary voice and a leader in higher education is a witness to perseverance and talent.

With a Master of Science degree in Journalism from Ohio University, Terrell has held numerous leadership roles, including Assistant Dean for Development at Ohio University’s College of Arts and Sciences, Director of Advancement Programs at Florida State, and Executive Director of Special Funding at the United Negro College Fund. His dedication to education and advocacy has shaped his writing, making “Unseen Scars” a deeply personal and provoking collection.

Explora Books, a leading marketing and publishing firm, is proud to present “Unseen Scars” at LBF 2025, where industry professionals, publishers, and literary enthusiasts will have the opportunity to engage with Terrell’s work. Attendees can visit Stand 3E38 to explore this powerful collection.

As the London Bookfair continues to serve as a hub for the global literary community, “Unseen Scars” stands out as an interesting exploration of race, identity, and strength, proving that storytelling remains one of the most powerful tools for change.

For more information on “Unseen Scars” and Martin Terrell’s participation at LBF 2025, visit Explora Books at Stand 3E38 or contact us at (236) 259-4886.

Diosdado Aba, Jr.
Explora Books Ltd
+1 236-259-4886
spratt@explorabooks.com
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