Parishmita Baruah
WriterParishmita Baruah is an Indian poet, novelist, and editor based in Guwahati, Assam. Her debut novel, Whispers of the Seashorewas released in 2017. Her second book, Streamlined Soul has won several awards and recognition. She studied in Madras Christian College and is a postgraduate in English literature. She started writing at the age of twelve, and is passionate about anything that kindles her interest. She enjoys cooking, binge-watching series and films, and reading thrillers or magic realist books. She writes the best when she's traveling and intends to teleport her readers to an untameRead More...
a sky half remembered
Books by Parishmita Baruah
This collection of prose poetry invites you to experience the world through the lens of raw, unfiltered emotion. Each piece is a quiet exploration of the moments that define us— the quiet ache of longing, the fleeting beauty of love, the weight of loss, and the subtle complexity of being. The poems don’t just tell stories; they open doors to the feelings we often can’t put into
words, inviting you to walk through and linger in their depths.
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a sky half remembered
Books by Parishmita Baruah
This collection of prose poetry invites you to experience the world through the lens of raw, unfiltered emotion. Each piece is a quiet exploration of the moments that define us— the quiet ache of longing, the fleeting beauty of love, the weight of loss, and the subtle complexity of being. The poems don’t just tell stories; they open doors to the feelings we often can’t put into
words, inviting you to walk through and linger in their depths.
W
Whispers of the Seashore
Books by Parishmita Baruah
Love is unexpected: as much as you may chase after it, love enters your life only when it chooses to. And it remains, for eternity.
For Aisha, this was the truth: but alongside love, darkness of a dangerous sort reared its head from within her, challenging her to deal with something difficult. Between dealing with people calling her psycho and meandering between the real and the abstract, Aisha finds herself confused, crumbling and in agony. But when lov
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