About The Book

Human emotions are the threads that weave the intricate web of our lives. They shape our experiences, influence our decisions, and connect us to one another in profound ways. This collection of short stories delves into the vast spectrum of human emotions, exploring the depths of joy, sorrow, love, anger, fear, hope and many more.

Each story in this anthology is a window into the human soul, offering glimpses of the myriad ways we navigate the complexities of our feelings. Through the lives of diverse characters, we witness the transformative power of emotions, the struggles they bring, and the beauty they reveal.

As you journey through these tales, may you find reflections of your own experiences and emotions. May these stories inspire you to embrace the full range of your feelings, to understand them more deeply, and to connect with others more compassionately.

Welcome to a world where emotions are not just felt, but lived and shared. Welcome to the heart of human experience.

About The Author

Swagata Chakraborty was born and raised in Dibrugarh, Assam.
She has completed her Bachelor of Technology degree in Information Technology.
Swagata is a Software Engineer by Profession and currently resides in Ohio, United States with her daughter and her husband.
She is originally from Kolkata, West Bengal.
Her hobbies focus on watching true crime series on Netflix, gardening and obviously writing and last but not the least, spending time with her beloved German Shepherd, Rocky.
Writing short stories and online blogs started as a hobby but later she collaborated with other authors on editing and proofreading work.
Readers can expect a variety of genres as Swagata likes to explore stories from different topics and pen them down as novels or a bundle of short stories or picture book for children.
Her strength lies in fiction writing because of her vivid imagination, but she hopes to publish nonfiction in the future.
Talking about the current book, this book is a collection of independent stories knitted over human emotions, primary and secondary both. The stories draw their settings from Indian culture and from life in the United States, mixed bag of east and west.
Swagata is open for feedback, and you can reach her via her social media handles shared below.