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About The Book :
This book brings together two evocative narratives rooted in the landscapes, memories, and lived experiences of Kashmir. Exploring themes of fate, choice, loss, innocence, memory, and human resilience, the stories move between the visible world of rivers, mountains, orchards, and snowfall and the invisible world of emotions, questions, and memories. Through ordinary lives and extraordinary moments, the book reflects on how places shape identity and how the past continues to influence the present. It is ultimately a meditation on destiny and human agency, reminding us that life, like a river, follows a course while carrying within it the possibility of change.
About The Author :
Mohammad Ayoub Ganai is an educator, writer, columnist, and Urdu poet from Tral, District Pulwama, Kashmir. He writes in both English and Urdu, exploring themes of memory, destiny, identity, love, loss, and human experience. His columns have appeared in newspapers including Kashmir Reader, Kashmir Uzma, and Srinagar Jung, while his Urdu poetry and afsanas regularly feature in leading Urdu newspapers. His forthcoming works include the English novels The House That Waited and The City Beyond Silence, along with collections of Urdu poetry and afsanas. He continues to teach and write, drawing inspiration from Kashmir’s landscapes, people, and memories.
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