In the Still of You by Gursheen Kaur

 

Meher has learned how to live quietly in a city that never pauses. She moves through her days carrying a voice that was never hers—a voice that taught her to question her laughter, her choices, even the sound of her own footsteps. The past no longer chases her, yet it remains close, walking beside her in the spaces she thought she had left behind.

Then there is Karan. He doesn’t arrive with grand gestures or sweeping promises. He simply stays. Patient. Unrushed. The kind of presence that waits for her to finish a sentence she isn’t sure she wants to begin. With him, the world softens. The sharp edges dull. Silence feels less heavy.

Healing, for Meher, does not arrive all at once. It comes in fragments—a night when she allows herself to speak, a day she no longer flinches, a smile she forgets to hide. Slowly, almost imperceptibly, something begins to shift. Strength returns not as armor, but as gentleness.

In the Still of You begins in that delicate in-between space—where two imperfect people meet not as who they once were, but as who they are becoming. It is a story of quiet love, lingering memory, and the courage it takes to choose oneself again.

About the Author
Gursheen Kaur is an Indian writer whose work moves between tenderness and turbulence, exploring the quiet chaos of human emotion. Known for her raw honesty and deeply introspective voice, she captures love, loss, and self-discovery in their most fragile forms.

She began her career as a content writer, shaping narratives for brands, before turning inward to tell the stories that stayed with her long after the words were written. In the Still of You is her debut novel—an intimate exploration of healing, memory, and the haunting spaces love leaves behind. When she isn’t writing, Gursheen can be found chasing sunsets, collecting half-told stories, or discovering poetry in everyday silences.

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Whispers Of The Hearts: Poetry And Redemption by AK Nayak

 

Where pain meets poetry, redemption begins.

Whispers of the Hearts: Poetry and Redemption is a soulful collection that listens closely to life’s quiet struggles and transforms them into verses of healing and hope. Written in simple yet deeply resonant language, the poems move through themes of love, loss, identity, and resilience—reflecting both personal emotions and pressing social realities.

This collection gives voice to the unseen and unheard, engaging with poverty, corruption, trauma, loneliness, anxiety, depression, and environmental cruelty. Poems like “Ardhnari” stand as powerful reflections on identity and dignity, while the portrayal of love remains gentle, honest, and enduring—offering comfort rather than idealized perfection. Inspired by everyday moments, from the calm of flowing rivers to the unrest of modern life, these verses capture pain and beauty in equal measure.

Rooted in realism and emotional truth, this book speaks to readers who believe that poetry can heal, inspire, and articulate feelings often left unspoken. It is a space where silence finds language, and where wounded hearts discover renewal through words.

About the Author

Asit Kumar Nayak, writing under the pen name AK Nayak, is a debut poet from Phulbani, Kandhamal, Odisha, India. He studied English Literature at both the graduate and postgraduate levels, completing his higher education in Puri. His relationship with writing began early in life and gradually evolved into a committed literary pursuit.

An introvert by nature, AK Nayak’s poetry is shaped by observation, silence, and social consciousness. His work consistently stands with marginalized voices—particularly trans and Dalit communities—while also addressing inner loss, trauma, and emotional vulnerability. Writing in Odia, Hindi, and English, he shares poetry, book reflections, and social commentary on Instagram, connecting with readers across languages and lived experiences.

Grounded in honesty rather than spectacle, his writing seeks truth in emotion—and when not writing, you might just find him dancing somewhere, celebrating life in his own quiet way.

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The Layers Of Human-Existential-Idealism by Asha Birabwa Kirunda

 

In The Layers of Human Existential Idealism, a human being is presented not merely as a physical or social entity, but as an Idea—an idea of an authentic self that exists to manifest its highest ideal. The book argues that much of human life feels empty or meaningless because individuals unconsciously live as shadows of their authentic selves, disconnected from the core idea through which they truly exist.

In an age defined by rapid technological evolution, this disconnection has never been more critical. As systems become increasingly automated and identities increasingly externalized, the need to remain authentically human—seen, heard, and validated—becomes urgent. This work addresses that crisis directly. It explores why modern individuals often feel invisible in relationships and in world reality, and how this invisibility erodes purpose, meaning, and self-worth.

Rather than remaining purely theoretical, the book offers a structured, step-by-step framework to resolve this existential dilemma. It guides readers toward reclaiming authenticity, rebuilding meaningful internal and external validation, and aligning their lived reality with their true human ideal. The result is a practical philosophy designed not only to be understood, but to be lived.

About the Author Asha Birabwa Kirunda is an intellectual, published author, researcher, and consultant known for her advanced human-science approach to understanding existence. Her work integrates the study of human behavior, the human mind, biology, society, and world systems, revealing patterns that offer fresh perspectives on human advancement and collective reality.

Her professional experience spans diverse and complex fields, including psycho-social links to disease, soil-structure support systems, biotechnology, holistic livelihood models, addiction rehabilitation program evaluation, subconscious patterning in human and world realities, social and global standards, and human behavioral responses to technological and societal change. Through her research and writings, Asha develops applied frameworks aimed at solving deeply rooted human problems in a rapidly evolving world.

The Layers of Human Existential Idealism is a profound exploration for readers seeking meaning beyond systems, identity beyond roles, and humanity beyond mechanics.

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Modernity & the Changing Face of Eugenics by Asha Birabwa Kirunda

 

Modernity & the Changing Face of Eugenics is a bold and penetrating exploration of the hidden narratives that shape human civilization. At its core, the book argues that humanity lives by myths—stories we inherit, internalize, and unconsciously work to validate. Over time, these myths do not remain abstract; they manifest as ideologies, social structures, and global systems that govern how the world operates.

Asha Birabwa Kirunda examines one such dominant myth: human evolution, as interpreted and reinforced through the ideology of social biology and eugenics. She traces how this framework has quietly evolved into the mental architecture of the 21st-century world order, influencing governance, societal hierarchies, scientific narratives, and perceptions of human worth and progress. The book challenges readers to question whether modern systems truly advance humanity—or merely repackage older power structures under the banner of science and modernity.

Drawing from an advanced human-science approach, the author interweaves human biology, psychology, social behavior, ideology, and global systems into a coherent analytical pattern. Rather than viewing these disciplines in isolation, she presents them as interconnected forces shaping collective reality. This work offers a fresh intellectual lens on human advancement, examining how belief systems embedded in science and policy subtly direct the future of civilization.

About the Author
Asha Birabwa Kirunda is an intellectual, researcher, consultant, and published author known for her interdisciplinary approach to human and societal studies. Her work bridges the domains of human behavior, biology, subconscious patterns, social systems, and world structures, with a focus on developing frameworks for meaningful human advancement.

Her professional experience spans diverse fields including psycho-social links to disease, soil-structure support systems, biotechnology, holistic livelihood models, addiction rehabilitation program evaluation, subconscious pattern analysis in human and global realities, and the study of human behavioral responses to technological and societal change. Through her research and writings, Asha formulates practical and theoretical models aimed at addressing complex human challenges in an increasingly mechanized world.

Modernity & the Changing Face of Eugenics is an essential read for thinkers, researchers, and readers who seek to understand how deeply embedded ideologies shape modern society—and what it means for the future of humanity.

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Chalo Dilli Maro Firangi: Erinpura Chavani by Chhagan Lal Meena (Dakol), Dhanapura

 

Chalo Dilli Maro Firangi: Erinpura Chavani brings to light a powerful yet largely forgotten chapter of India’s freedom struggle—the story of Erinpura Cantonment, one of the six major military bases established by the British in Rajasthan. Situated near the Jawai River between the present-day districts of Sirohi and Pali, Erinpura once stood at the crossroads of colonial military strategy and rising Indian resistance.

The book delves deeply into the 1857 soldiers’ rebellion at Erinpura, examining its causes, course, and consequences. It documents the formation of the Meena Battalion, its courageous uprising against British authority, and its eventual dissolution. Though the revolt was short-lived, it symbolized a growing unity among Indian soldiers and their determination to challenge colonial domination during what is now recognized as India’s First War of Independence.

Beyond 1857, the narrative traces the later journeys of these soldiers—many of whom went on to serve during World War II and later contributed to the security forces of independent India. Through meticulous research and historical interpretation, the author highlights how these men, and particularly members of the Meena community, played a vital yet underrepresented role in shaping India’s military and nationalist history.

Today, the ruins of Erinpura Cantonment stand as silent witnesses to courage, sacrifice, and resistance. This book seeks to revive that memory—to document, preserve, and pass on this legacy of bravery to future generations, ensuring that the voices of these forgotten heroes are finally heard.

About the Author
Mr. Chhagan Lal Meena (Dakol), hailing from Dhanapura in Pali district, Rajasthan, is an emerging tribal thinker, writer, and social awareness filmmaker. Born on August 5, 1985, he holds professional qualifications in Operation Theatre Technology and General Nursing & Midwifery. Alongside his academic pursuits, he has been actively involved in theatre, performing at Ravindra Manch, Jaipur, under the guidance of renowned director Ashok Rahi.

His creative journey extends to filmmaking, with short films such as Mod – The Turning Point and Mera Kya Kasoor being showcased at various film festivals. Deeply inspired by the historical writings of Colonel James Tod, Chhagan Lal Meena developed a strong interest in uncovering the overlooked contributions of the Meena community to India’s freedom movement. This passion led to his first acclaimed work on the Godwad–Marwad Meena society, followed by Chalo Dilli Maro Firangi: Erinpura Chavani, a result of over two years of dedicated research and commitment to historical truth.

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Choice is Yours by Namrata Mathur

 

Every life is defined by the choices we make—some loud and deliberate, others quiet yet life-altering. Choice Is Yours is a powerful and practical guide that reveals how conscious decision-making shapes not only our actions, but our mindset, habits, and destiny.

Blending neuroscience, real-life insights, and actionable frameworks, this book helps readers understand how the brain responds to choice—and how awareness can transform overwhelm into clarity. Through engaging stories, reflective prompts, and hands-on exercises, Namrata Mathur guides you from living on autopilot to living with intention. Each chapter empowers you to pause, choose wisely, and move forward with confidence—even when life feels uncertain.

More than a self-help book, Choice Is Yours is a roadmap to personal freedom. It encourages you to shift from reaction to response, from fear to ownership, and from limitation to possibility. Whether you are at a crossroads or seeking deeper alignment in everyday life, this book reminds you that no matter the circumstance, the power to choose always remains yours.

About the Author
Namrata Mathur is a motivational speaker and human-centric strategist committed to helping individuals unlock their true potential through intentional action. With a deep understanding of human behavior and personal growth, she inspires people to rise above self-imposed limits, embrace courage, and lead lives driven by purpose. Her work blends empathy with practicality, empowering readers to transform challenges into opportunities and turn clarity into unstoppable momentum.

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Our Calendar Paradox by Tanka Das

 

Our Calendar Paradox is a genre-bending tapestry of historical science fiction, time-slip romance, and cultural mystery, where the pulse of Indian tradition meets the cryptic echoes of European archives.

At its heart are Maaya, a gifted woman from Pune born with violet eyes and a lineage tied to the fractures of time, and Caelum, a man with silver eyes from Switzerland, heir to a legacy riddled with broken calendars, lost years, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. What begins between them is not just love—it is a force so vast and primal that it dissolves the boundaries of geography, memory, and centuries themselves.

As Maaya and Caelum chase the riddle of the “repeating years,” they enter a world where time folds like silk, where forgotten histories surface as whispers, and where love becomes the only constant that endures across ages. Their journey sweeps through sun-washed Pune lanes, the quiet beauty of Mulshi’s valleys, the shimmering blue of Lake Lucerne, and the majestic silence of the Swiss Alps—blending landscapes, legends, and timelines into one seamless thread.

Set against the backdrop of 2025, the novel weaves together ancient philosophies, Indian folklore, European records, and scientific curiosity, revealing how culture, memory, and destiny converge when time itself begins to ripple. It is a story of longing, belonging, and the search for meaning in a world where moments repeat, hearts remember, and fate waits patiently for those who dare to follow its call.

About the Author
Miss Tanka Das is a lifelong seeker of knowledge whose world drifts effortlessly between numbers, narratives, and nature. With academic accomplishments spanning Commerce, Finance, Marketing, Education, Geography, ECCEd, and classical music (Visharad), she now pursues a Master’s in British & Indian Literature while completing her PhD in Finance—alongside teaching at MIT-WPU, Pune.

Her professional journey through global MNCs and leading broking firms eventually led her to education, her true passion. A devoted cook, an avid reader, and a dreamer anchored in nature, she writes at the intersection of folklore and finance, imagination and intellect, believing that beauty surrounds us—and that love, like time, is an eternal circle.

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