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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Where there is a will, there is a way. This is a proverb perfectly adjusts here that teaches us about the most important subject of success in life. ... This common saying simply means that if a person is determined enough to accomplish something, he always finds a way to do it. Yes Oblivion is also the outcome of this and dedication and determination leads towards the way of destination. A Dreamwork of community, writers and artists are well portrayed here in this magazine.....
Anjali Jha
Anjali Jha is from a small village of Darbhanga district of Bihar. She was born on 30th september 1997. She is pursuing B.Sc (Horticulture) from Nalanda College Of Horticulture Noorsarai from Bihar Agricultural University, Bhagalpur. Apart from being a student, she is an avid reader, writer, poet, reviewer and blogger. Her works got published in more than 100 anthologies along with her 6 ebooks. Recently she has published her debut hindi novel “Ek Pyaar Aisa Bhi” and poetry book “Divyanjali”. She is also compiler and editor of several anthologies. She was also awarded as “Top 100 Debut Indian Authors Award” by Literatureslight and Criticspace for her ebook Sapno ki uraan. She has an exposure of working with different organizations. Currently she is working with a community organization ‘The Spirit Mania' and Radio Vrishti. She loves to play with words and write from the depth of her heart. She always expresses her emotions through words rather than sayings. She generally writes about love, relationship, emotions, pain and abstract. Writing helps her to survive in her worst phase of life. Writing is just like breathing to her because when she feels depress, she used to write her feelings. She is a dedicated but unpredictable personality, surreal in the way she holds her priorities, and realistic towards her goals.
She believes in herself the most because according to her, it’s only you who is going to write your destiny through your deeds and no one can do it for you.
