So I really hope that those of you bibliophiled would take a look at this, and he says this in the prologue, and I quote him. Then the question arises, what am I actually living? And how true is what I'm writing in that sense? Nothing in this book is true. It is an imaginary world in which a writer sees himself travel, in which the main journey is inwards of a traveler who's struggling to collect the lived portraits of his childhood
Prabha Iyer
@PSPV · 1:57
You. Good morning, ma'am. This is Prabha here. So I heard your explanation regarding the book woo. And you also said simultaneously that you were not ready for the emotional touchup from the writer. But yes, before starting the any book before starting any book, we do not know what is the depth of the words inside. It very true. Because by seeing the book, by seeing the COVID of the book, we can never judge what is inside
I ah so I would definitely love to check out this book to understand Kashmir, its beauty, because it's one of my wishes in my bucket list that I should visit this place once in my lifetime. Thank you for this beautiful review
bhawna gola
@Priyaroy123 · 0:20
Hey, Hussein. Thank you for this wonderful swell. You explain very, very well. I hear this first time a deeply sensitive novel that try to make sense of the eternal beauty of Kashmir and the broken existence of its people. Thank you so much. Keep doing