The psychologist Margie Holy Spirit Wagner comments on the author's conclusion In conclusion about feeling “pain of loss” described by the philosopher Fabiano de Abreu, posted in channel your thoughts in the form of sentence on Instagram @escritorfabianodeabreu, We must absorb the good experiences of living with what we lost to this “pain” não se … Read more
Fabiano de Abreu, journalist who led by 3 consecutive years the artistic advisor award in "Best Personalities of the year", just returned from the second release of turning your debut book, "Live Might Not Be So Bad", in Portugal. By the end of the year, happen releases in Spain and, finally, in Brazil. … Read more
Fabiano de Abreu is one of those people who don't ever give up. An example of your determination is the fact, After seeing your computer distributor company – the third largest of Rio de Janeiro at the time – break in mid- 2008, in major crisis, ran after a new branch to … Read more
We live a very confusing time in journalism. The information came to be from anyone. Everything belongs to everyone on social networks, so we lose copyright of the information and, but serious, exclusive and quality material. That's why it makes so much sense for me to recommend a book of real reports – “Sem Pauta (reports, Diaries and Photos … Read more
The writer, philosopher, Publicist and journalist Fabiano de Abreu, owner of MF Global Press, are in Luanda, capital of Angola, to launch the book “Live Might Not Be So Bad” the University Gregorio Semedo on Tuesday, day 18. On Monday, day 17, he was the special guest on three of the biggest shows in … Read more
The writer and philosopher Fabiano de Abreu, He accepted the invitation by the University Gregorio Semedo to launch his book “Live Might Not Be So Bad” in Luanda, capital of Angola on 8 April at 18h local time to 800 people. A imprensa angolana estará presente no local para acompanhar o evento que terá … Read more
The writer, philosopher, Publicist and journalist Fabiano de Abreu, owner of MF Global Press, had your book approved by the Municipal Library St. Lazarus of Lisbon, in Portugal. Fabiano de Abreu is in Lusitanian capital to launch the book “Live Might Not Be So Bad” in the city's oldest library, o local construído … Read more