Just We Are is a work of philosophical-fiction, diving into the profoundness of love, separation, and existentialism.
Structurally rebellious and deeply intimate, the book unfolds not through traditional chapters, but through 'fragments'. It is a curated collection of artifacts left behind by a mind in transition: dialogues between the characters Deva and Rita, raw diary entries, unsent letters, and self-inquiring poems.
Deva is a
Just We Are is a work of philosophical-fiction, diving into the profoundness of love, separation, and existentialism.
Structurally rebellious and deeply intimate, the book unfolds not through traditional chapters, but through 'fragments'. It is a curated collection of artifacts left behind by a mind in transition: dialogues between the characters Deva and Rita, raw diary entries, unsent letters, and self-inquiring poems.
Deva is a
Ishitva is a boy in his late teens who lives with his sister Meera, in one of the most beautiful towns of the highlands. Ishitva struggles to experience life without too many identities that he forced upon himself over time. He observes an anomaly in his town that was apparently brought about by a group of scientists who were newly moving into the boy’s neighbourhood. Ishitva follows the anomaly, trying to investigate, and finds himself in an unseen corn
Is it a blessing, my love? To come together and sit To feel and not to think Because I am tired Of the outside What is it that we’re feeling now And why do I have a lump in my throat? This has happened before When I was little Sitting on a shore Of a pink ocean of memories Because the paintbrush w Read More...