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Sarah Khatib

Sarah Khatib is a university student currently in pursuit of her B.A with honours in Liberal Arts. She loves everything do with the escaping reality—like every college student ever—and writing falls under that domain.Since a young age, she has used writing as a way of expressing herself, in colourful language and in colourful ways.Although riddled with anxiety, she has decided to take her first step towards a career in writing through the publication of her first book, “When the Stars Whisper”.

Adi Pocha

Born in 1962, Adi Pocha is a writer, film-maker, based in Mumbai who has been writing professionally for advertising and television for the last thirty-eight years.

When the Stars Whisper by Sarah Khatib

Sarah Khatib's When the Stars Whisper was good for showing how the decisions we make today do affect the lives of those around us; even the lives we fail to acknowledge or the lives that we think would be better off without us.

Finding Nikki by Rasika Mahabal

Finding Nikki is a novel about finding yourself, about facing your fears, however big or small. Nikki takes chances; she tries new things.

Juvenile Adults by Gopala Gopala

Juvenile Adults explores and celebrates ordinary life as it ponders how we all fit together as well as apart as we go forward. It is during this time that our protagonist, Samson, not only explores where he is now in his life but where he has come from and how that has shaped him and where he may or should go in the future.

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