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Whether it was the science debate that helped create a crystal ball at the chemistry lab or a love story that started with a cup of coffee at the university canteen; life in the campus can be life time experience. Integrating Minds, is a collection of poems that will make one curious about ‘what’ and ‘how’ it goes there and for the others to smile and walk down their memory lanes.
Poetry is one of those genres where varied experiences and riots of emotions can be painted in the same canvas. The book will be beneficial for the young readers who are yet to experience campus life and doses of familiar reminiscence for others who had already lived the medley life stories in the campus as a student. For the academicians, it will help to understand and appreciate the creative expressions and immense potential that each student can exhibit if given the opportunity and motivation. So one can read to explore and feel the energy of campus life stories in verses.
Lakhimai Mili
Dr Lakhimai Mili, MA, PGDTE and Ph. D is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Pondicherry University. She holds a doctorate degree in Indian Writing in English from North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong, Meghalaya. At the starting of her academic career, Dr Mili had focused on writing textbook series for primary classes titled English for Buds-I-IV. She has published a good number of articles in journals and chapters in edited books. She has taught papers such as Poetry from Chaucer to Milton, Communicative English, English as a Second Language, English for Science and Technology, Functional Written Communication, Media Studies and Indian Writing in English at Pondicherry University. She has also edited three books titled, English Literature in the Digital Era, Facets of the Millennial Reality: Critical Appraisals of the Writings of Rita Nath Keshari and on Environment, Ecosystems and Sustainable Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. She has also co-authored a book titled Counter Discourse, Identity and Sumud in Mahmoud Darwish’s Poetry.
Her other area of interests are writing stories, poems and conducting research on endangered languages and cultures.
