The House on East Canal Road, my Bio: My Life in Business Cards
Moments in Transition: Stories of Maya and Jeena, my Bio: My Life in Spine Art:
My Life in Spine Art
Inspired by an exhibition at Cantor Arts Museum, coupled with the fact that I have not been able to pen down even simple sentences since I published my (award-winning – please allow me to crow for just one moment) latest book (Moments in Transition) and the added imperative of having to throw out books from a past life (to make room for my granddaughter’s nappies – yes they take up shelf space) I came up with the above image.
Eager to embrace a future full of possibilities, I have had the usual ups and downs but mostly ups. That is because every down is just another opportunity to rise.
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Kirkus Reviews Praises The Chemistry of Belonging
Acclaimed author Neerja Raman’s memoir, The Chemistry of Belonging, has received a glowing review from Kirkus Reviews, one of the most respected names in literary criticism. Described as “a warm, conversational memoir about identity, immigration, and gratitude,” the book offers a heartfelt exploration of culture, belonging, and personal transformation.The review highlights the book’s ability to resonate with readers navigating their own paths of identity and belonging in an ever-changing world….
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This is my graphics memoir. Every book in the arrangement has a personal connection. Maybe I should explain myself?
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