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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Woven Strands is an inspiring title for a book that explores Ghana’s rich cultural landscape, showcasing its diverse people, art, and traditions. The collection includes poems that honor the incredible strength and resilience of women while celebrating the beauty of life and nature in all its many forms.
Woven Strands resonates with cultures and communities around the world, reflecting our existence in a global village. The term “strands” symbolizes lineage, family ties, history, and the connections between people and generations. The act of “weaving” suggests that these multiple ideas are skillfully braided together to form a tapestry of shared experiences.
In essence, the book imparts a gentle yet profound sense of tradition and permanence.
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Nimeesha Gupta
Nimeesha Gupta is an educator, poet, motivational speaker, and yoga enthusiast with a love for travelling and photography.
Her debut book, Chhoti si Mutthi, is a collection of Hindi poems that captures the essence of her childhood memories in Lucknow, India. While living in Sydney, Australia (2020–2023), she embarked on her poetic journey and began writing in both English and Hindi.
Woven Strands, her latest book, is written in English and draws inspiration from her enriching two-year experience in Accra, Ghana.During this time, Nimeesha explored various regions of the country, immersing herself in its beautiful landscapes, vibrant culture, and the wonderful people she met along the way.
As the spouse of an Indian diplomat, Nimeesha embraces a multifaceted life, cherishing every moment as she travels the world.
