Krish Burton is seventeen, and
he’s struggling with the memories of his beloved dead brother, the school exams that
he is failing, and with his parents who never call him by his name, instead barking ‘Boy’! ‘Boy’! ‘Bo-oy!’
But when he is sent on his first on his first trip
alone across the luscious Mauritian landscape to visit relatives, he starts
to set his own rules. He tells lies, small and pointless ones at first,
but they lead him into adventures which spiral out of control, making him
realize that there is more to being a man than simply older.
Through this touching, exuberant tale of courage, love
and friendship, Lindsey Collen explores a young man’s social and
sexual awakening ad he leaves his childhood behind.
Mahabharat
The eternal conflict
by Bhismadev Seebaluck
In
between the pages of this book many will hear
the common cry of the fallen angels, many will
shake their heads in front of the déjà vu
and many more will regret men’s action
and their grave consequences. But beyond and
between the lines lies the mysterious message
of the Gita.
Time and time again the
oft-repeated advaitic message rings out its clarion
call, “Awake, awake, listen to
the truth of the Self! Nothing can destroy you,
nothing can vanquish the warrior in you for you
are the sons and daughters of Immortality, eternal
conciousness and bliss.”
