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Thoughts written in easy rhyme or abstract capture the deepest and superficial thoughts of an average being, some romantic, some daring, some reclusive some bright, some deep dark and scary, but overall capture the thoughts of the run of the mill, which some do not want to bring forth. A journey of...

Christmas is a time when everyone comes together to celebrate a joyous day. But as we immerse ourselves in festivities, sometimes we fail to recall the things we hold dear. In a small faraway town that was once lost and forgotten, everyone waits for the twelve chimes to ring on a cold Christmas Eve....

With the myriad subjects addressed, there is something for everyone in Girish Koilarys debut poetry collection. Whether its the power of fire or something more emotional, readers can relate to a shared plight. Even if we come upon something unfamiliar, we learn and move forward. Told with brevity...

The adventures of Ikata and Tikata happen to be the childrens favourite. It is about two naughty but good hearted children who constantly get into trouble with people around them for their bad behaviour. However they manage to escape into enchanted places and have magical adventures with toys and...

Daydreaming the Idyll, the first collection of poems by Ryan Victor is a book about love, despair, imagery and chaos. The poet uses a wide range of subjects to express his feelings and convey his perspective across to the reader. The tone and lyric of his poems varies considerably as they have been...

The Whisperer is the story of the struggle between Mankind and the Jinns, since the time the Almighty created the universe. Each tried their best to prove their supremacy over the other and wars were fought over this. The faction of the Jinns, who were excommunicated from their tribes for being insolents...

Stitched is a collection of 30 poems that aim to express the usually hidden stories and emotions of people in the form of poetry. It takes you through a journey of understanding how people exist as a whole despite their arduous emotions and stories.

Everybody knows that Jack and Jill went up the hill together, but have you ever wondered how Jack and Jill came to meet in the first place? When Jack Meets Jill presents a prequel to the nursery rhyme that many of us grew up with. Jack and Jill live in opposite neighbourhoods in their hometown of...

A survival story of a father who sets his journey to drop his ten-year-old son and five-year-old daughter to Ladakh School, leading them on the frozen walkway of Zanskar Valleythe only century-old route that links the small forgotten kingdom located in Himalayas to the rest of the world when the river freezes once a year.

A woman can never be "just" a woman. She is a million people in one person. "Who shall I be today?" is a collection of poems that delves into what makes up a woman. It talks of a mothers love and fears; a woman's search for herself; the yearnings of the heart for that someone special....

This book is a selection of semi-autobiographical snapshots and musings presented as what most would call pictures and poems. However according to their creator, self-described humanaut, L. W. Loew, what they actually are can only be decided by each individual who perceives them. Dedicated to all...

'In the moments of sordidness and tumultuous emotions, poetry creates itself'. Thus, poetry comes to you automatically when you give up all the barriers of the mind, and feel absolutely free. The string of words is woven post the submission of reason to emotions. The various emotions of love, hatred,...

Love Chameleon is an anthology of contrarian poems penned over 20 years wherein the poet uses the metaphor of the Chameleon to elucidate the complex themes of love, lust, loss, longing, sexuality and outdated social mores. The book is paradoxical in that it blends several contradictory elements to...

There are many things in this realm, seen and unseen. They are there, and yet they are unknown to us; sometimes appearing right in front of us and yet still unnoticed. Their purpose is to neither change nor interfere with our daily lives, but instead to be silent spectators and to occasionally nudge...