How many of us have waited for the “Admitted into Hogwarts” all our lives and shed tears over it? How many of us have conspired to build the flying car and learn potions? How many of us have secretly Avada-Kedavra-d the annoying muggles and made comebacks with references they did not get?
All of us – and EVERY SINGLE POTTERHEAD.
Born in Sikkim, a north-eastern Indian state, to Nepali parents, Dr. Priya Dolma Tamang is a medical graduate and a poet.
She is one of the best people I have come to know. Sweet and equally talented, with the right amount of depth that makes a person stand out as a human, and probably the one author with maximum online presence, Dr. Priya has a unique way with writing, and that is what gives her and her debut poetry collection, Ivory Gleam, a special place amongst other poets and their anthologies.
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The fiction thriller The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn (pseudonym for Daniel Mallory) has already become popular in its short time on the shelves. It’s mysterious black and blue striped cover already populates book lovers’ Instagram and Twitter feeds. According to Lynn Neary, a writer for the National Public Radio, in her article “The Woman in the Window”, “hits number one on the New York Times bestseller list in its first week on the market” (NPR). Everyone is enjoying this exciting new read.
So what are the reasons that this novel, and its author, have already become so famous?
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