Rhode Island - Author Marlene Zaedyan announces the upcoming release of Three Silent Cries: Three Battles, One Unheard Scream at a Time, a single volume that gathers three complete stories: Fragments of Eliot, Strands of Tradition, and The Silent Love. The collection explores how ordinary acts of care confront institutional limits and cultural pressures, inviting readers into three distinct lives that speak to one another.
In Fragments of Eliot, a child is pulled into the machinery of courts and forms, while a neighbor’s quiet kindness becomes a lifeline. In Strands of Tradition, a weaving family in Darakshan, Afghanistan, faces war, patriarchy, and the cost of protection. The Silent Love follows two teens negotiating tenderness under the watch of anxious adults. Read separately, each story stands on its own. Read together, they form a conversation about vulnerability, responsibility, and the everyday courage that keeps people together.
Zaedyan’s work is shaped by a life that spans continents and disciplines. Born in Lebanon, she studied philosophy before the civil war interrupted her education. She rebuilt her life in Brazil, graduating in Chinese Medicine, holistic therapy, and acupuncture. As a mother of three, including two sons with special needs, she writes with a steady attention to resilience, patience, and compassion. Her books seek to preserve memory and women’s strength across generations.
Three Silent Cries is one book that contains three complete stories: Fragments of Eliot, Strands of Tradition, and The Silent Love. The collection examines how silence carries truth, how small mercies resist despair, and where institutions help or harm.
About the Author
About the Author
Marlene Zaedyan was born in Lebanon, where her early studies in philosophy were interrupted by the civil war. Forced to migrate, she rebuilt her life in Brazil, where she graduated in Chinese Medicine, holistic therapy, and acupuncture. A mother of three, including two sons with special needs, Marlene’s life has been marked by resilience, survival, and a deep commitment to compassion.
Her award-winning books, Nine Lives, Endless Dreams, and Zooming with the Past, reflect her mission to preserve memory, resilience, and women’s strength across generations. In Three Silent Cries, she turns her voice toward society’s most fragile individuals—the abandoned, the misunderstood, and those born with unseen struggles—inviting readers to look at them with love and empathy.
Marlene writes to leave behind a legacy of awareness for her children and grandchildren, and to remind us all that while no one is immune from suffering, resistance, trust in the universe, and the courage to live day by day transform each moment into a victory.
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