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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Pensick Is a book that splendidly narrates the human life torments. From the dusk to the dawn everything in the book is put forth in such a way that leaves the writers blown away.
The write-ups in the book are the songs from the writer's heart that work like lullabies to a sleepless soul.
This book carries write-ups from every genre, be it poems, prose, letters, sonnets, articles and what not.
Life isn't always bright and beautiful, sometimes we have to face the darkness as well. The author in the book is trying to prepare all of us for such times of our lives.
Her writings hold the significance of never giving up and is totally for that every person to whom life hasn't been fair enough.
Rutba Binti Hilal
Rutba Binti Hilal
Creativity has no bounds, and definitely has no age bar. To keep the creative desire intact, all you need is a pen and paper to jot down the ideas and bring them to life. Agree or not, but writing is a niche category that has its charm like no other.
Daughter of Hilal Ahmad Sheikh And Sakeena Hilal. Rutba, Comes from the Drangbal area of Baramulla, Kashmir. She is presently a Class 11th medical learner inciting her studies at Saint Joseph's higher Secondary Baramulla. However, being a student, She is a writer, blogger, Poetess, Author behind the book “Weeping in the visions”.
Furthermore, She has also been the co-author of +35 books, And after working in many anthologies she opted for publishing her Anthology book namely 'DAWNING DUSKS' And despite this book, She's the compiler of another three books 'THE ALLURING BOND', 'RAVAGED SOULS' and 'DYING EMBERS'. She has formerly launched her solo debut book "WEEPING IN THE VISIONS” which is accessible on Amazon and Notion press Store.
The creative girl speculates that paper has got more forbearance than people. For any mood, A paper or a diary is perpetually there. Just like nature, She perceives that words can bring harmony to the mind and the soul.
Oozing ink on paper since grade 9, Rutba has altered her hobby into passion and profession. Expressing her thoughts as raw as it can be, Rutba considers inscribing to illustrate her enthusiasm, love, melancholy and state of anxiety through words.
