Books & Literature
The Last Translation of Love
“Grief isn’t the end of love; it’s the last translation of love.” A bruisingly honest essay and poem about growing up in loss, learning to live with grief, and discovering how love endures.
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Daughter of Her Ache
I was shaped by my mother’s quiet ache, raised in the hush between her wounds and her wishes. These poems trace how a daughter learns to hold that inherited trembling—and finally, to let it go.
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Introducing Muskan Bhatia
Muskan Bhatia at Bicerin—an emerging literary voice in Canterbury whose poetry blends art, truth, and survival with profound emotional depth.
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Book Review: The Dhammapada
Discover timeless wisdom with The Dhammapada (Oxford World's Classics Edition). A clear, insightful translation on mindfulness, kindness, and peace.
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The World: A Family History
Review of a colossal work made my Simon Sebag Montefiore and notes from his presentation at Canterbury!