Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, July 26: Deepali Sharma-artist, poet, writer, fashion designer and performer from Jammu has written a book titled ‘Eclipsed Suns and Their Echoes’.
The fictional book talks about one’s self discovery through art, poetry and surrealism. It talks boldly about sensitive topics like sexual assault and gender stereotyping.
The book is based on some traces of life events of the writer and she has tried to bring out many facets of poetry, art and literature.
The book is a strong depiction of the after effects of in bred patriarchy and gender stereotypes. It stands fiercely as a mirror to our society’s ironic mindset and is a celebration to the shattering walls of confinement and a flight towards freedom and independence. It is available on Amazon.in and was ranked number 3 on the bestseller charts. It is now back internationally with kindle edition after being sold out in just three weeks.
‘Eclipsed Suns and Their Echoes’ is a cluster of words trying to capture the voyage of young girl’s torment, her numbness and her recovery.
With an urge to visit motherland, a place created by her Dadda, she ends up coming face to face with its darkest realities.
All alone in an unknown place and fighting to get back her once lost identity, she finds solace in poetry and art.
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