Of all the years that turned to decades,
Of all the muses that turned to memories,
I learned, unlearned and relearned.
You are a story sent with to this planet.
We plan for miracles, but then destiny feeds us with realities. We are stories only heard by a few and loved by the ones who feel you. These tiny tales of all the yesterdays will take you into the journey of some untold emotions.
October Girl is a stockpile of unique, tiny tales and weensy poems that are expanded over multiple themes of life. It is a journey of 30 years put into words. It portrays the pictures of human emotions. This tiny fiction book is left with no trove of emotion unwritten and is touching, pertinent and relatable to the smallest and grandest palettes of life. The micro tales embark on roads of invigorating highs and heart-breaking lows. It can be anyone’s cup of tea, be it a teenager or an adult. The rainbow of micro tales makes this tiny book standalone.
October Girl is en route into a world of wonders and an emotional rollercoaster that will make you smile big for some muted tomorrows.
May the pages create an abode in your heart.
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Barsha Nath
Barsha is a banker, poet, storyteller and creator of art. Hailing from the capital city of Assam, Guwahati, she was brought up by her parents and grandparents. Her puppies are her life. After completing her Masters, she embarked on this new journey of being a banker because she loved management and mathematics.
She found love in every new thing she came across, be it her father’s old scooter, waves of the ocean, rainbows, old trees, muted colours, art or her agony. Her escape into the dreams is her biggest reality. Writing a book was at the top of her bucket list. She loves sitting by the sunset for hours and having deep conversations about life and the cosmos.
