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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book is about shedding some light of love, hope, and contentment on wandering souls in need of direction through various genres of poetry and prose (with the view point of Islam). In my book, I tried to address anxiety, depression, and loneliness through a variety of emotions that are relevant and thought-provoking in today's fast-paced world. I pray that everyone who reads this book finds healing in a way that will benefit them both in this life and the next, and if you have felt the bliss of healing, I hope you never run out of energy to help someone else who hasn't healed yet.
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Mona Al Kabir
Mona Al Kabir is a Bahraini-born Bangladeshi who is a student, author, writer, poet, philanthropist, and cat enthusiast who has recently begun her writing career on Instagram, Tumblr, and other social media platforms.
She developed a passion for reading at a very young age. She felt it was fascinating for someone else to be able to articulate what she was feeling while she was at a loss for words. It was very soon that she realized how reading transported us from a world of our own to another person’s life, without moving an inch. This kind of time travel made her want to share her own world with many who cannot process what they are feeling and that is how she started writing early on.
She loves writing and she believes it is the only possible method for her feelings and views to be acknowledged. She primarily writes free verse poetry and other types of poetry, quotations, and prose. As a child, she always carried her pen and paper wherever she went because writing to her was no less than real-time touring the world. She wants to write about relevant and honest emotions that are usually unexpressed, unheard or unacknowledged – for the ones who need assurance - that they are not alone in this. Through her first book of prose, Mona has tried addressing anxiety, depression and loneliness through an array of emotions that are relevant and thought provoking in a fast-paced world.
You may find her on
Instagram: wrappedinamystery
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