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The Lama Who Never Was features Parshu Dahals debut collection of eight short stories. His stories share one striking similarityAn unpredictable twist. Spinning twists are not only his forte. His inimitable knack for juxtaposing many social practices with oft-overlooked societal prejudices even against...

At the turn of the nineteenth century in British India, rural communities across the country found themselves at the crossroads. The only way to preserve some sense of their own identity was to merge their culture and language with those of their foreign rulers. It is against this backdrop that the...

YOU WANT TO KNOW ? The beggining of the real facts of my life ? What happened in the middle of the way ? Who was she? What she did? Why is she doing this ? Till then ,please have hope that she corrects herself. or changes her self? If its not for the sake of herself, For the sake of others. Still...

He was every mothers worst nightmare, a storm cloud of doubt and fire, threatening to obliterate everything in his wake. She lived a life of 100 percentcharged battery power and perfectly elliptical lies. It was unlikely, but then all things are unlikely.

Most of the poems in this book are of inspirational accent. Sweet Smile is the first and the most favorite poem of author. In this poem, the author has tried to express the power of a sweet smile. A sweet smile which costs nothing, but is beyond price. It can do wonders It can create history It can...

Ten-year-old Jessica is pedaling as fast as she can with her friend Ashleigh on her bicycle following her. Jessica wants to get home before the storm hits. But when she decides to take the dirt track with a sharp drop-off on one side, everything suddenly changes. After Ashleighs chain slips off her...

SOV is a thrilling narration of a person who has gone beyond redemption, but his life story is about to make great influence in the life of another positively.

Ibohal Kshetrimayums poems do not lend themselves to the stereotypical clichs often deployed by the regular critics and anthologists in their discussions of the poetry of Northeast India. In fact, the stereotype is an illusion as much as the Northeast itself which is an amorphous, vaguely defined,...

Nandita is a middle-aged Hindu widow who has always derived her identity from her roles as mother and grandmother. So when her son asks her to move from India to Illinois to help settle his young family in a new country, Nandita is certain where her duty lies and willingly leaves everything she knows...

I Am We is a two-way book of twenty short stories, split into 10 pairs, wherein each half of a pair is presented on either half of the book. Each title has a corresponding mate on the other side. The reader is therefore presented with ten individual stories, which are told in two entirely different...

This particular array of short stories provides the reader with a diverse range of options to choose from. You might find yourself flipping through the pages in engrossment, as it provides a platform of relativity and easy association to you and perhaps revive a moment or two from your own personal...

I have written 'Poems for All Seasons' with a view to have children conduct a bit of soul-searching while also keeping in mind the important fact that they are 'children'. Most of the poems are 'fun' poems which the kids will enjoy reading. Also there is at least one poem within the selection that...

There was once a prince who was playful and cared little about what happened in his kingdom. However, as was tradition, he was to choose a girl to marry in a few months time, when he would reach the age of twenty-one. His parents decided to send him to a school for nobles in hopes of him finding someone...

A collection of my original poetry writings where Id settle and spill such honest, absorbing and a couple of seething thoughts Ive compiled into this book and course, to share with the rest of the world whose hearts speaks poetry as well.