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Nickil Snow
Artist, writer & filmmaker.Nikhil Sirimalla, who goes by his pen name Nickil Snow is an artist, writer, and filmmaker from Hyderabad. Read More...
Nowhereness
Books by Nickil Snow
Step into a realm where the boundaries of reality and imagination blur, and tales come alive through the magical alchemy of spontaneous creativity. In Nowhereness, the final installment of the trilogy that began with Nobodiness and continued with Nothingness, the New Delhi World Book Fair - 2023 crowd once again joins forces with the writer to weave a mesmerizing tapestry of tales. Born from random words lovingly contributed by a diverse and vibrant audience,
NOBODINESS
Books by Nickil Snow
‘Nobodiness’ is the collection of poems written while the author was hitchhiking in South India - an adventurous, breaking-free journey that started with no destination passed through the paths less taken, trees less hugged, lakes less sipped from and hills less trekked. This book was poetic part of the wayfarer’s journal on his year-long unlearning journey to nobodiness.
This book is the latest edition of 'Nobodiness'.
NOTHINGNESS
Books by Nickil Snow
This book is a collection of tiny tales written spontaneously using random words thrown at the author. Talking about his work and his unconventional style of writing Nickil Snow said, "When I state that I’m the first audience to my stories, I mean two things here, one; I’m witnessing the story that is created, and two; (very fascinatingly) I’m watching how the story is being created - I mean how do these things pop up in my imagina
Nobodiness
Books by Nickil Snow
‘Nobodiness’ is the collection of poems written while the author was hitchhiking in South India - an adventurous, breaking-free journey that started with no destination passed through the paths less taken, trees less hugged, lakes less sipped from and hills less trekked. This book was poetic part of the wayfarer’s journal on his year-long unlearning journey to nobodiness.
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