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A little about my books<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Sneha Biswas the author of her first book “In the Gossamer of Imagination” and her next work “You and Me, Never Us” has been unfailingly trying to put out her message that there are men and women out there who need therapy that we are trying our best to make people happy in the best way possible and in her most latest work she has only talked about how a woman in her desire for more in her most unrequited state of love fails her own loved ones in her book she has found herself through it as well and in her previous work she has written a collection of poems that talks about flawed society norms in the society she lives in quite as much as the rage of Facebook and social media fast becoming the way to everyone’s doom, the glories of being a dark skinned woman in her society is all that she has triumphed over. Well, her works are very melancholic and maybe borders a lot of women who are stay at home moms who have really been having flawed lives and marriages ever since they knew what marriage was. Their morphed ways of looking at life and maybe that is what we need to talk about at length as well. Her poems talk about the pathos that it holds it talks about the narcissism that Indian men are born with and are centered around the Machiavelli characteristic that in everything there is politics. I think this is what it speaks of in simple unadulterated language and pins on women sharply their desires their mind and their inventions and maybe it is also about the newest findings and the different characters that we are introduced to in this book of hers, ” In the Gossamer of Imagination” is all that one should read about as well. I think she is a woman of color a woman who loves to write her first work was a work of poetry where we talk about human relationships and flawed marriages and her next work is about “You and Me, Never Us” it is about the inter personal relationship between a man and his wife and how she is distanced by thought from her husband for there is also a lover in tow and in her head she is always rambling to him and there are many maniac episodes maybe we can have these kind of books be more known for it needs a voice like ours. I think the journey of this book has been random. Thinking about it consciously was not even there and maybe somehow the idea sort of struck that I need to write and as a writer this phase of life has been ever thrilling as I was locked up cooped up in a haunted house sort of thing in my head I really imagined myself being that Shreya and realized there is that Shreya hiding in all of us, that Shreya that needs expression of thought that Shreya that needs awakening. This sort of writing is going to hold your wits and make you think of women in different shade and light. I think this is what we need to know that women have unfulfilled desires they need lovers to feel satisfied from them comes the grass root agony however what agonizes more is their way of looking at life. Shreya has a very dystopian world around her consumed in her lifelessness she behaves distorted, and her Dracula nature comes out in the open when she falls in love. She is prehistoric a woman living and raising kids in another time almost however she leaves no stone unturned to make herself the heroine and the devil in disguise, you get to know of her states of mind talking out on depression and these are the little extracts or give aways of the book that I would like to present to you. It is nothing more than what I had desired in my heart and soul, and this is what I needed too. I think the author that is me has become totally synonymous with this sort of genre because I love romance, passion, love life and light. I think it was an important and interesting discovery for me to know I thought in such unacceptable ways and maybe the book is basically a cry out loud for saviors being saved. Maybe we need days when we need saving too for strengthening our own morals means leaving ourselves in mud as often as we can and tight gripping our cultural values only means being less aware of our own faults too. Maybe we need to come out in the open and talk more about our own failings and fallings our own issues and life in full peculiar ways will show you the ways what it needs healing. Grasp this odd edition from my publication house and get involved in reading. Reading soothes the soul; it uplifts and heals so reading any-day is a gift to humans and humanity for we are not larger than life is larger than us and we need to humble ourselves enough and mix in the dirt sometimes to reach our truest potential and make no bones about the fact that we are flawed we need healing, and we all need second chances and dealing with life better.<\/p>\n

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You and Me, Never Us<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Shreya is married and has been so many years with a hard-working bloke, Tapas, who seems to love her through thick and thin. However, his love is not enough to arouse her in her absolutely lonely hours. She is really very upset and mortified by this harsh man, who gives her sexual dreams and plays with her head, and thus we recognize women like her could be so vulnerable, and maybe she is also a writer in the hiding.<\/p>\n

An exceptionally gifted mother, who never finds her voice, she is aroused and also told to follow her own life path and gets many premotions to chase her dreams and career and choices in her life. She goes through many awakenings, and thus her life becomes altogether a different one after the entry of this man, who had called upon her dreams in ways that are unknown to others. She is feeling depressed. Is he the reason, or is she herself making it out to be too much? What is her dilemma? Why is she so sad?<\/p>\n

She is a mother who needs her daughter\u2019s love and, basically in her battles with Tapas, she realizes what a flawed marriage she is living through these years. She seeks more and aims to better her life, but would it be at the cost of losing her own husband or the man in her dreams? Do we find out?<\/p>\n

Her therapist, who she goes to for consultation, has decided after many sittings to put her on medication for concocting realities that she cannot come out of. She is clearly depressed and has had no friends, much to her disgrace, although she thinks she is happier without all. She is constantly seeing someone in her mind\u2019s eye, and she is troubled by him and his thoughts. She is even mumbling words to him and he is doing the same to her.<\/p>\n

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A little about my books Sneha Biswas the author of her first book “In the Gossamer of Imagination” and her next work “You and Me, Never Us” has been unfailingly trying to put out her message that there are men and women out there who need therapy that we are trying our best to make … <\/p>\n

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