I'm excited to announce that one of the novels I worked on as an editor is now available on Amazon. Set in parts of Sri Lanka and in the eastern end of Toronto, the story includes a healthy dose of East Asian history, mythology, and some elements of magic realism. The story begins in Sri Lanka … Continue reading A Curse to Complete You by Nimi Atma
Literature
What I’ve Been Up To
I do realize I haven't posted anything since June. This is partly so because I've been very busy with a number of projects, including a thesis in nano-technology, a Biblical commentary on the Book of Hebrews, and few smaller assignments in between. One of the books I edited last summer is now available on Amazon. … Continue reading What I’ve Been Up To
I Am the Ocean by Samita Sarkar: a Book Review
A recent graduate who is faced with major life decisions decides to go on a bus tour around the United States in hopes of finding the answers. She packs a copy of Bhagavad Gita and a small journal along with a few necessities. Then she takes off on a Greyhound bus and ventures into the … Continue reading I Am the Ocean by Samita Sarkar: a Book Review
Book Blitz & Giveaway: The History of Hilary Hambrushina by Marnie Lamb
Publication date: May 31st, 2017 Genres: Contemporary, Young Adult Synopsis Hilary has one goal for her first year in junior high: to become popular. But her plans are turned upside down when her best friend leaves for the summer and a quirky girl named Kallie moves in next door. Kallie paints constellations on her ceiling, sleeps in … Continue reading Book Blitz & Giveaway: The History of Hilary Hambrushina by Marnie Lamb
Remembering Ursula Le Guin (1929–2018)
On January 22, 2018, the world lost one of the greatest voices in science fiction/fantasy. Ursula Le Guin (née Kroeber) was born in 1929, in Berkley, California. She was a daughter of anthropologist Alfred Louis Krober and writer Theodora Kracaw, and had three older brothers. She spent parts of her childhood in Napa Valley, where … Continue reading Remembering Ursula Le Guin (1929–2018)
