This is a collection of strange conclusions drawn from the absurdity of everyday life, and occasionally, from the little surprises that interrupt it. Fault Lines is an attempt to find poetry in places where nothing is particularly out of the ordinary in the mundane, the peculiar, the fleeting, and sometimes the completely inconsequential. If it appears deeply reflective, it probably is. If it sounds like something you'd read and forget on a random Tuesday, it probably is that as well. Suppose that's partly the point.
Author Details :
Author's Name: Varsha Hebbar
About the Author: Varsha Hebbar is a doctor who occasionally likes to write. Although her favourite genres to read are horror and crime thrillers, she enjoys experimenting with slice-of-life writing. She has a WordPress blog called Querencia, which has accumulated enough cobwebs over the past ten years to qualify as a historical site, and a previously published short story collection. She was a child when she self-published it, and the resulting embarrassment prevents her from revealing its name. She enjoys spending time with her friends and family, crocheting, playing with her cats, and drinking coffee from her Patrick Jane mug. (The blasphemy! But tea gives her gastritis)
Book ISBN: 9789376420131
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