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Hiraeth By Sudha Dipak (PaperBack)
Most of Sudha Dipak’s poems are epiphanies at different stages of her life. Years ago, her very close friend, Meenaxi Verma had suggested her to give words to her thoughts. Procrastination took years, and she slipped in her comfort zone. A chance of writing reviews of two books authored by Dr. Vimal Kalia gave her desired push. Nisha Luthra, Founder and Director of THE NARRATORS appreciated the simplicity of her poems and took it upon herself to get them published. Her family and friends supported her in her new journey. Parallel runs many unsatiated longings that we dare to address, that is the title of her book, “HIRAETH”.
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