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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Some families are made by biology. Some by paperwork. Some by the daily accumulation of ordinary love.
In these twenty-one essays, Lakshmi Iyer traces the arc of one such family — from years of infertility and failed adoptions, to the Thursday night phone call that changed everything, to the particular joy and complexity of raising white children as a brown mother in America.
Written with candour and tenderness, The Smudged Hyphen is abou
Some families are made by biology. Some by paperwork. Some by the daily accumulation of ordinary love.
In these twenty-one essays, Lakshmi Iyer traces the arc of one such family — from years of infertility and failed adoptions, to the Thursday night phone call that changed everything, to the particular joy and complexity of raising white children as a brown mother in America.
Written with candour and tenderness, The Smudged Hyphen is about identity, belonging, and the art of loving a family the world keeps trying to explain.
Some families are made by biology. Some by paperwork. Some by the daily accumulation of ordinary love.
In these twenty-one essays, Lakshmi Iyer traces the arc of one such family — from years of infertility and failed adoptions, to the Thursday night phone call that changed everything, to the particular joy and complexity of raising white children as a brown mother in America.
Written with candour and tenderness, The Smudged Hyphen is abou
Some families are made by biology. Some by paperwork. Some by the daily accumulation of ordinary love.
In these twenty-one essays, Lakshmi Iyer traces the arc of one such family — from years of infertility and failed adoptions, to the Thursday night phone call that changed everything, to the particular joy and complexity of raising white children as a brown mother in America.
Written with candour and tenderness, The Smudged Hyphen is about identity, belonging, and the art of loving a family the world keeps trying to explain.
Set in the 90s India, Hindsight traces the life of Sandhya, Surya, and Aditya at college until a horrific incident tears them asunder. Fourteen years later, set in current day USA, as India debates assault and the antiquated mindsets, Aditya and Sandhya meet serendipitously and take uncertain steps towards redemption and closure.
As Sandhya pursues answers to questions that have haunted her, Aditya exorcises the ghost of Sandhya that has him bound to h
Set in the 90s India, Hindsight traces the life of Sandhya, Surya, and Aditya at college until a horrific incident tears them asunder. Fourteen years later, set in current day USA, as India debates assault and the antiquated mindsets, Aditya and Sandhya meet serendipitously and take uncertain steps towards redemption and closure.
As Sandhya pursues answers to questions that have haunted her, Aditya exorcises the ghost of Sandhya that has him bound to her all these years.
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