About the Book:

This collection delves into themes of the everyday life – the moments that define what it means to be a woman, to grow into adulthood and through life. With poems such as 'Home', 'Jamun tree' and 'Kulfiwallah' she captures the half-remembered memories of childhood, that time of magic and freedom for which we all yearn.

Imminently relatable, her verses weave a frank, reflective tale of unanswered dreams and the bending of life's paths so we find ourselves somewhere we had never imagined.

She invites you to walk alongside her through these corridors, her poems echoing, as you reminisce of the days gone and find yourself in the thickets of her words.

About the Author:

Shuyaasha Misra is a writer, poet and daydreamer who fell in love with words when she picked up her first Nancy Drew at the age of nine. Today, she has written on love, loss and finding yourself for Tiny Buddha, The Elephant Journal, Introvert Dear among other magazines. When she's not writing, Shuyaasha loves to listen to emerging poets, read and watch crime thrillers, and spend time traveling. She lives in Dubai with her husband and two cats. 'Nostalgia and all her friends' is her debut collection.