Interdependence Stories

A legally approved family without men. That's what the Livingstones are. Seven diverse ladies from every corner of the world join together into a family called the Livingstones: Faith, Lenna, Prudence, Candace, Esta, Tara and Deborah. Nevertheless, Audrey, an orphan teenager, escapes with her boyfriend, Cameron, far away from Ohio and hides within the Livingstones's household- She only has one chance of redemption and one shot of being an actual part of an actual family.

Shreema Dash had always felt misplaced, unique, special, different from people in the society she lived in. With past traumas affecting her present and future, Shreema is torn between her inner demons and the demons of her external world. Being a renowned author doesn't guarantee that you get to decide the plot twists of your life. Akshay Mishra, an Assistant Professor in Psychology, with his own twisted sense of life enter Shreema's life through an arranged marriage proposal. What started as a simple harmless meet-cute turns out to be the greatest mistake of both of their lives. Sparks fly and mysteries uncover in a sly game of fate and karma. Will they get out of this Whirlpool with their shared efforts or be blown away by their colliding egos? This story is purely fictional and any sort of resemblance to reality is absolutely coincidental. Credit for the book cover belongs to their respective owners.

Summary: An old man staring at a modern urban division wall remembers his vibrant, multi-ethnic childhood street. He recalls unity not as political agreement, but as lived interdependence and shared survival during a neighborhood blackout, contrasting it with the isolated, fearful present. He finds a symbol of that lost unity in a faded paint mark on the old pavement.

A spiritual and philosophical meditation on nonduality, ecology, and the relational nature of existence.

the way words work in the world, the way they feel, the way of trees, and walking, and talking, and connecting.

Ashley Everson had cheated death, but not on his own. After a miraculous recovery, he discovers he's not alone in his body anymore. Something lurks, whispering in his ear a language he can't understand, inviting a chasm of reality he didn't even know existed, inverting his life as he knows it. Is it responsible for his survival? Or is it just using him to hide from something much worse? What does the entity even want? What does it mean to his own mortality? Where did the entity even come from? Ash decides to find out before something much worse hunts down whatever is hiding inside of him. **Awarded 1st place in the Paranormal category for the Cleaved Awards 2019.** **Highest Ranked. Number 3 in Mystery. Number 2 in Thriller.** #bookiestars #EliteAwards2019 #diademawards #tea2020

The Many Colors of Cherry is a heartbreaking, heartfelt, deeply empathic and emotionally evocative documentary that follows the life of a girl named Cherry who was born in a world that seemed unbearably loud and had a mind that was too bright for her age. From the traumatic and heartbreaking loneliness of being bullied in preschool and the chaotic madcap adventures of high school, Cherry's life was for a very long time she determined by the malice of adults and the "explosive" nature of her unrecognized Bipolar 1 Disorder that she suffered in silence. After a public breakdown that leads to the destruction of her world, Cherry is forced to go through the painful journey of diagnosis, medication, and finding herself in the "grey" of recovery. But when a lot of people saw a "broken" girl, Cherry saw a work of art. By the power of art to heal and the confident support of a person called Leo, she comes to realize that her value is not in being "cured" but in finding her middle ground. This is the story of a "Cherry Bomb" who became a muralist, the story of a victim of the shadows who turned into a light, thus demonstrating that even the most turbulent skies can lead to a lovely, stable sunset.