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Moushmi Radhanpara
WriterMoushmi Radhanpara is a poet and a writer of multiple genres. She is the author of Posies, 03:21 AM, Resignation of an Angel, Posies Redefined, and Girl Woman Goddess. Her poetry has been published in various online literary magazines, and is a contributing writer for a few anthology collections. Normal outside and a little complicated inside, Moushmi obviously holds a PhD in overthinking. But having achieved a Master's in English Literature and in Women and Gender Studies, she aspires to obtain an actual doctorate in the future. She prefers living in a fantasy world, finding refuge in a miragRead More...
Girl Woman Goddess
Books by MOUSHMI RADHANPARA
Girl Woman Goddess is a captivating journey of feminine strength, love, devotion, and vulnerability. This collection of short stories unveils a kaleidoscope of women who embody the essence of power in its myriad forms. Meet the "Girl" who defies expectations, igniting a blaze of resilience that burns brightly against all odds. Follow the path of the "Woman," navigating the labyrinth of life with grace and determination, her unwavering spirit a beacon of inspir
Ink & Inspiration
Books by Moushmi Radhanpara
In a world racing towards modernity, mockery, and self-obsession, where the echoes of yesterday's verses are overshadowed by the clamour of digital chatter, "Ink & Inspiration" beckons you to rediscover the profound resonance of poetry. Delve into a journey that celebrates the enduring beauty of poetic expression, illuminating its undying relevance despite the waning connection of contemporary society.
Within the pages of this book, words unfurl like
Posies Redefined
Books by Moushmi Radhanpara
Complexities of love, the chilling embrace of meaninglessness, the raw power of nature, the intoxicating dance of love, feminism's empowering call, the heavy ache of loss, and the haunting abyss that is today’s mental health, are all woven together in this art form called poetry. Posies Redefined is a second collection in the series where the author delves into yet another philosophical abyss of love, loss, lust, power, spirituality and a little more wor
Resignation of an Angel
Books by Moushmi Radhanpara
She is meek, she is mild, she is water, she is fire. She is who she is. Myriad colors embracing her, a sense of delight, a loss at failure, an emblem of courage, a shield of love. Resignation of an Angel is a poetry collection capturing every phase, every shade of a woman. It is but a small canvas with as many artists & colors as possible & just as many imperfections & abstract wings to fly. A dream, a desire.
"Resignation of an Angel'' is an out
03:21 AM
Books by Moushmi Radhanpara
One day everything is fine, you are going about your life as you used to, working, eating, playing, the mornings are bright, the moon isn’t too dark for you, the coffee tastes sharp, the chocolate oozes love, you are happy. But the next thing you know is you are hit by something, a vague invisible gust of air, so full of weight and darkness that the same chocolate bursts of hatred, the coffee of gloom, the moon is too dark and the sun, senseless and blin
POSIES
Books by Moushmi Radhanpara
You have been warned, do not read this book if you are petrified by the mere mention of reality, rawness, emotions, or existence. ‘Posies’ is a collection of poetries where the writer touches upon myriad colors of life from celebrating womanhood, finding meaning in a world full of meaninglessness, accepting the self, to drowning in the glory of love, wallowing in emotions and the state of depression, and even reveling in the matters of life and dea
Darling Rose
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Moushmi Radhanpara in Women's Fiction | Reads: 8,948 | Likes: 94
“What’s her name?” cried the doctor as he stepped inside the hospital room, rushing to move the nurse away, getting hold of the patient’s chart, running his eyes through the heart-rate, her pulse, meanwhile his other hand firmly holding the stethoscope, his ears straining to Read More...
Published on Jun 22,2022 04:51 PM
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