Marianne Razaf, Lova Fanambinasoa and Viviane Rahariniaina unite their voices around three books and three journeys. Three women, three paths, three books and one shared light: literature will bring together Marianne Razaf, Lova Fanambinasoa and Viviane Rahariniaina this Wednesday, July 29 from 10 a.m. at the National Library of Anosy. Following the publication of their works in France, the three Malagasy authors will meet with the public to share their stories, discuss the difficulties they have overcome and convey the messages carried by their books.

At the heart of this encounter are three works that reveal journeys marked by resilience, faith and hope. Marianne Razaf will present "Entière et vivante" (Whole and Alive), in which she sincerely shares her path of reconstruction and how God transformed her wounds into new strength. Lova Fanambinasoa will unveil "Lova," a true story inspired by her journey, from "Lova be lelo" in Besarety to the life she dreamed of building. Through her narrative, she shares a story of ambition, resilience and faith, reminding us that origins do not determine destiny. Viviane Rahariniaina will present "Bâtir l'espoir, acte de résilience" (Building Hope, an Act of Resilience), a work addressing social issues, the condition of women and human values.

An engaged Malagasy author, Viviane Rahariniaina uses her pen to serve the realities of Malagasy society. Through her works, she invites reflection and raises readers' awareness of social issues, particularly the condition of women and the place of human values.

"We will share the microphone to tell our adventures, the difficulties we have faced and our successes. It is rare to see three women with different backgrounds united around literature and their stories for the general public," explains Viviane Rahariniaina.

The day will also feature testimonies, discussions and workshops around the themes addressed in the three books. The public will also be able to participate in book signing sessions and take souvenir photos with the authors. An opportunity to discover three personal stories and three different perspectives, united around literature and transmission.