A gritty story of a young girl as she reflects on her life. It contains sensitive issues of abuse, loss and sadness. However, it is a story of overcoming trauma, heartache and loss. It is a story of self-love, self-acceptance and metamorphosis.
Amna had been leading a very normal life; she is a student, aiming to be a doctor. But when violence between opposing sects erupts in her country, everything in her life starts falling apart. She is not able to make sense of why all of this was happening to us.
This story unfolds the journey of overcoming internal trauma, detailing how an individual's struggle with invisible forces impacts their daily life. Through personal resilience and small acts of defiance, they find liberation from the paralyzing grip of trauma, ultimately discovering strength and freedom within themselves. It's a testament to the power of self-compassion and the internal battle for recovery.
This gripping non-fiction account follows the author's harrowing experience during the 2001 Gujarat earthquake. What begins as a joyous family wedding quickly turns into a nightmare as a massive 7.6 magnitude quake strikes, leaving destruction in its wake. The author recounts the struggle for survival, the desperate escape, and the trauma that lingers for years. Beyond the physical destruction, the narrative also explores deeper themes—familial expectations, resilience, and the lesson that living in the present is just as important as preparing for the future.
Two estranged sisters reunite at their childhood home after years of separation, following the death of their abusive mother. As they navigate their fractured relationship and face unresolved memories, they must confront the lingering shadows of their past and find a way forward, even if it means uncovering painful truths.
The piece is a psychological thriller that explores themes of delusion, control, and the complexity of human emotions.