BOOK signing WITH Aaron Woodson February 13th From 1Pm-4PM

The Face of Expression takes readers on a journey through Woodson's unique and broad perspective on life. The book's primary focus is expression, a therapeutic outlet for people to be their true, authentic selves. Readers enjoy Woodson's sincere, passionate, compelling, and poignant ways of reaching his audience. Through his writing, he demonstrates his desire to make a difference and connect with others in a profound way.

Aaron Woodson is a Jacksonville, Florida based military combat veteran originally from Vallejo, California. From a very young age he developed an interest in poetry and in 2018 achieved his lifelong dream of publishing his very own poetry collection. 

Words can wound, but they can also save. All the Things I Never Said is a poetry-memoir born from the private pages of a diary and transformed into a testament of survival. Through raw, lyrical verse, it traces the arc of an abusive relationship and its aftermath—capturing darkness that shatters, clarity that follows, and the long journey toward healing.

These poems confront the realities of emotional and narcissistic abuse: gaslighting, isolation, betrayal, and the loss of identity. Yet within the shadows, they also reveal resilience, reclamation, and the quiet power of finding one’s voice again.

Structured in three stages—darkness, clarity, and healing—the collection invites readers to walk alongside the journey as hidden truths come to light. Honest and unflinching, All the Things I Never Said is for anyone who has felt voiceless, diminished, or broken—showing that even what is shattered can rise again.

Perry “Buck” Fuller was born in Columbus, Georgia. He grew up on a small farm twenty miles east of Columbus with seven sisters and three brothers. He is a graduate of Young Harris College and the University of Georgia.

Terry “Runt”, Perry “Buck”, and Jerry “Coco” Fuller are the triplets from Runt, Buck, & Coco. Buck wanted to write stories about the adventures the triplets experienced growing up together. Buck’s son and daughter helped bring these adventures to life. They worked together to create the stories Runt, Buck, & Coco and The Goatman and Runt, Buck, &; Coco and The Snipe Hunt.