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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What is love? What is the nature of unrequited love? Are we all alone in this world? How can we deal with melancholy? What does it mean to engage in self-love? How sweet is the sweetness of little moments that teach us? Is this society worth the time and energy that we feel obligated to put in? How do we approach the inherent desire to kill ourselves?
The author, through a collection of 63 poems written between the years 2010 to 2023, attempts to answer in verse these and a few other questions which gnaw at us all too often with no answers to attain closure. Furthermore, the book demonstrates how we can embrace our darkness, reconcile with our imperfections, cope with our shallow environment, and deal with death and the process of dying.
Elizabeth Dennings
The author is happily a teacher by profession with a passion to engender critical thought among their pupils through literature. However, they've been a poet since the age of sixteen with some of their work unfortunately lost to time. Through the book, Rhetorics of a Misfit, the author presents 63 poems which were carefully preserved in diaries, notebooks and loose pages for almost 12 years.
Elizabeth Dennings, who identifies as non-binary by gender, strongly believes that one must undertake the journey of self-discovery to live a purposeful life.
Elizabeth holds an LL.B (Hons) degree and M.A in English Literature. They currently reside in Margao - Goa and dreams to purge the pains of the world through poetry.
You may visit them at denningselizabeth on instagram.
