Mark Olynyk is thrilled to announce the release of “Stones of Time,” a unique and thought-provoking book that presents life observations through a series of poems designed to encourage readers to think beyond the present moment.

In “Stones of Time,” Mark Olynyk addresses universal themes such as the nature of time, truth, and reality. He also defies categorization, making his work exist at the intersection of philosophy and poetry. This unique approach allows him to explore profound themes with both intellectual rigor and evocative language.

“Stones of Time” serves as a blueprint for exploring the profound questions of existence. Through its poetic approach, it offers readers starting points for further inquiries into the meaning of life or the lack thereof. Each poem is a stepping stone, guiding readers to reflect on deeper philosophical concepts.

The theme of “Stones of Time” revolves around life’s fundamental questions and the exploration of morality and destiny. Mark Olynyk’s poems delve into these timeless themes, making the book relevant across various cultures and belief systems. Each piece invites readers to ponder their own existence and the broader human experience.

“Stones of Time” conveys several powerful messages:

• Encouraging self-reflection and introspection.
• Promoting the understanding of different perspectives on morality and destiny.
• Inspiring readers to think beyond the present moment and consider deeper philosophical questions.

“Stones of Time” is available for purchase in leading online bookstores, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble. For additional quotes, reviews, and interview schedules, please contact: 

• Mark Olynyk
• https://stoneagebooks.com

About the Author

Mark Olynyk, based in Barrie, Ontario, Canada, has a unique talent for merging poetry with philosophy. Mark Olynyk’s life and experiences have greatly influenced his writing. His background provides a rich foundation for his poetic inquiries into existence. Mark’s voracious appetite for reading began in his twenties as he struggled to survive in a world without a post-secondary education. 

His main areas of interest included studies of the ancient Greeks and Romans, as well as 19th and 20th-century literature. This quest for knowledge, which began after high school and continues to this day, forms the bedrock of his self-taught education in philosophy and psychology. The ideas he has processed as a self-taught student are the foundation of his poetic work. Mark’s ability to weave philosophical musings into poetic form showcases his skill in making profound topics approachable and relatable. His work encourages readers to explore their thoughts and beliefs, fostering a deeper understanding of life’s complexities.