By Sunil Kumar Released on 7th February 2026 THE DAYS BEFORE THE INTERNET is officially LIVE! ✨📼 Before Wi-Fi. Before “last seen.” Before scrolling became a reflex. There was a world that moved slower… but felt deeper. Title: The Days Before The Internet Editor: Khushboo Malhotra ISBN: 978-93-6775-840-3 Release Date: 07 February 2026
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Read MoreContributed to this anthology and this one launched on 15 Feb 26 📖🌷 New Anthology Launch Announcement 🌷📖 We are delighted to share the launch of A Mother: God’s Greatest Creation ✍️ Divya Kumari 📖 ISBN: 978-93-6775-623-2 📅 Official Launch: 15th February 2026 📅 Official Release: 15th February 2026 A heartfelt anthology dedicated to
Read MoreContributed to this anthology in February 2026 Every story leaves a mark. Some become footprints… guiding us forward. Presenting 🌟 Fictional Footprints – Beacons of Life ✍️ Vimala Kayetha 📖 ISBN: 978-93-6775-719-2 📅 Official Release: 14th February 2026 A powerful anthology that explores life through fiction — stories that inspire, illuminate, and stay with
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar(Published in the Auro Society’s Renaissance Journal June 21, 2025) Whispers Among Ruins… When I walked beneath the towering stone faces of Bayon, their eyes closed in half-smiles of serene mystery, I was not a tourist. I was a pilgrim to memory, though I did not yet know it. People often speak
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar Answered on Quora 8 years ago in 2017 Like nearly every religious founder or seeker; Mani (216–277 C.E.), a Parthian raised in Mesopotamia in an Aramaic-speaking Jewish-Christian community known as the Elchasaites visited India in 240 A.D. On his return to Mesopotamia(modern-day Iraq); he broke with the Elchasaites and founded his own
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar Quora answer written in 2019 Morarji Desai is one of the most controversial PMs that India ever had and should be subject to more criticism and analysis than his fellow Gujarati who’s currently the Prime Minister. Many accounts of the period by different journalists have established his arrogance, resentment and hatred
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar Quora answer written in 2017 To paraphrase a famous scientist; the best thing about being a poet is the ability to navigate strange seas of thought alone. Depending on the nature of poetry; you grapple with profundity, discover new idioms or cope with emotions and find new meanings. Sometimes new worlds
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar The tree roots coiled around the ruins like time trying to remember a story it had once told — half of it lost to moss, the rest etched in stone. I sat cross-legged in Ta Prohm, the temple Angelina Jolie once ducked and rushed through in Tomb Raider, and let the
Read MoreBy Sunil Kumar “Sex is full of lies. The body tries to tell the truth. But, it’s usually too battered with rules to be heard, and bound with pretenses so it can hardly move. We cripple ourselves with lies.”- Jim Morrison Absinthe, libido, lament, art, creativity. The most visceral and evocative act – sex- and
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