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A Christian Poetry Book
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A Christian Poetry Book
A poem from my poetry book, "LETTERS TO JESUS : Christian Poems."
How to Eat Like the Italians is not another restrictive diet. It is an invitation to slow down, enjoy simple food, cook with seasonal ingredients, and build sustainable habits around meals. With practical guidance, cultural context, and 36 easy recipes, this book helps you create a more flexible and enjoyable relationship with food—without calorie counting, guilt, or rigid rules.
A Christian poetry book that unfolds the human condition in earthly life’s troubles with powerful faith in eternal perspective.
Increase in environmental pollution as well as contamination of water by heavy metals, associated with plants and other food products due to increase in human a…
Inspired by my sci-fi novel THE SUPERFLARE, I explore how AI is transforming our world, from jobs to creative writing. Will AI remain a tool for humanity, or could it eventually make us obsolete?
The problem is writing has come to be regarded as a means to acquire name and fame, if not money, and it does not matter as long as the writer is in the news, never mind whether someone really comes to read to enjoy or tends to be provoked by the book. Unfortunately for literature, the greater rewards of writing lost their relevance and the lesser benefits came to mean everything. Till this is understood, unkind cuts would continue to be inflicted in the arena of Indian writing. That’s for sure
Santeria or Regla de Ocha, is the Afro-Cuban religion practiced by many blacks and some whites in Cuba, and recently among Cuban immigrants in Miami and New York.
From the smoldering ashes of an old bank in Oak Valley rises something sinister. Not a glorious Phoenix, reborn to life, but murder, old and yet recent.
How long before this magnificent gift of nature disappears forever from Bangladesh? The central theme of this novel revolves around this question.
Why would such a good man who loved so profoundly and helped so many people be killed? Why did he provoke opposition?