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Lyubel Dyakof is a Bulgarian author who has already published two poetry collections in Bulgaria, both of which have been well-received by readers. Her first book, ""Сюжети"" (Plots), has a Goodreads rating of 4.43, and her second book, ""Ембрион на тъгата"" (Embryo of Sadness), is rated 4.67. She is now making her debut on the international stage with the book ""All the Men Who Love Me, Except My Father."" The book contains 69 poems divided into three chapters: ""For my former loves,"" ""To my younger self,"" and ""To you, dear readers."" It includes poems translated into English from her two previously published books. Lyubel Dyakof's poetry is exceptionally candid and addresses themes such as the domestic violence she has experienced, as well as the various love emotions she has gone through in her search for fatherly love and attention through other men. Readers share that they find their own stories and feelings in her poetry. The collection also touches on philosophical reflections, the wanderings of a young person, encounters with death, and social issues that Lyubel cannot reconcile with. Her work is highly sincere, empathetic, and profound. Despite stereotypes, due to her writing style being more literal and direct, many men appreciate her poetry. ""Magnificent Lyubel. Strong, touching, sincere, and genuine ❤️"" - D.

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