"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIt took more than a decade to filter out what living is all about through heartbreak and a job that one like and not love. If love does exist, verses and stanzas would have never been made and “Butterfly for a Heart” would have never been born. But death and feeling dead makes life interesting to live and fight for whatever is left for death is a calling to take a second and a third chance in life and love. The past do haunts us like an abyss that stares back at us when we look too deep but it is that stare that shows us the future we can build for ourselves. What can a small heart say to someone to understand when for so long no one ever could but to write it down and compiled it to make to the stand; If speaking your heart out in a form of verses is what you like then this is definitely something you can relate to.
j. JACQUELINE
j Jacqueline`s love for writing started when she was in school. Even though her English was not good to become an author, she would write in her notebooks and make up songs or poetries for her pleasure. She continue to write in her free time and spend her time reading books that will help her in her passion. She even wrote letters to God because she feels writing is the best way to express one`s feeling. Her father once suggested she take up writing as a passion because of her quiet nature and she never knew that one day she would take that advice so seriously to even think of publishing a book.
She is in the hospitality Industry in Shillong for the last twelve years and she just like her job but not loving it. She stays with her parents, a ninety year old Grandmother, two brothers, a sister, a sister in law and a blessed nephew. Two Thousand and Seventeen is a blessed year for her and her family; two marriages, one birth and one book.
