We all happen to make decisions, some of which our life depends on. We tend to do the right things but also end up doing things we never want to. We try to make things work for us, but that is not what happens. Such is the story of Ananya and Raghav—a story of love, hope, pain and wrath. Ananya is a fun-loving girl but a perplexed one. Moving to a new city made her a different person. She gets really uncomfortable around new people, which is contrary to her nature, but things change when she meets Raghav. Raghav is an extrovert, a really confident, bold person. He is an amazing friend and cares a lot about the people he loves. Unlove is the story of how two strangers meet, become best friends, and how their lives change with change in time and places. They tend to fall in love and out of love, but will they ever fall for each other? Will they ever be able to find each other or drift apart forever?

Life is not poetic. Life is a noise of a thousand loudspeakers blasting away at the same time. But somewhere in this noise, poetry whispers. Such music drowns the noise in a pool of silence. Pain disappears; anger dissolves; sorrow smiles; tears vanish. An untimely smile crosses the lips. And a stroke of rainy wind caresses the eyes and nose. The air resounds with, 'You are not alone in this journey.' The glaring sun turns into an overcast sky... This is a collection of such whispers amid the fanfare of screams, hoots, and jeers.

We're all love hacks ... but it doesn't have to be this way. Jesus gave a new teaching on the eve of His crucifixion: "Love one another as I have loved you." He said that His followers would be known for their love. Yet few have experienced His love. Fewer still actually love like Him. As a recovering love hack, Rankin knows firsthand the struggles of moving beyond feelings and good intentions into the reality of loving others through actions. For love to become a way of life, we need to follow Jesus down a clear path. Do Love is a fresh call to establish love as the distinctive Christlike trait in our lives.

No matter how many times you fall, you have get back and keep moving on. Remember, if you believe in the beauty of your dreams, you will fight for them. Getting hurt over and over has made you much stronger than you were before. And losing someone you once loved always brings you closer to the perfect one. There will always be a time to heal, a time to mend a broken heart. You have to love and trust again. Do not ever let anyone knock you down and turn you into a stranger. You are unique in your own way. God has given you a big part in this world to carry on and move forward.

Contemporary Stylistics introduces the theoretical principles and practical frameworks of stylistics and cognitive poetics, supplying the practical skills to analyse your own responses to literary texts.

These dialogues express different world visions. If the expected cultural exchange takes place, then an enduring relationship of tolerance and understanding forms between the two worlds. Bonds that surpass temporal, geographic, and philosophical specificity attest to humankind's universal and atemporal need for myth. The questions, proposed answers, and subsequent revisions will, it is hoped, coexist in an ongoing dialogue among ancient, Golden Age, and contemporary individuals.

‘IT’S OKAY TO FEEL THIS WAY’, is a friend that everyone needs during their low point, to reassure them and validate that what they feel is true. It’s an experience, the author has put together from a very personal space. The book aims at capturing the feelings and images the mind shows you and then gives you a glimpse of how you are so much more than a bad day. Resilient, Brave, and Warm, a book that talks to you, understands the complexity along with the simplicity of human emotions and ensures the comprehension of the human mind. It’s a collection of poems and prose painting a picture, as personal as it can get.