ISBN: 9789365617221
Author: Prachi Priyanka
Number of Pages: 160
Size: A5
Genre: Romance / Short Stories / Contemporary Indian Fiction
Edition: First Edition
Key Features:
- A beautifully written collection of 40 love stories
- Explores love across seasons, cities, and silences
- Each story is a standalone reflection on human connection
- Written by a renowned academic and storyteller
- Published by Aedha Imprints – ideal for gifting or personal reflection
Description:
Love Syntax by Prachi Priyanka is a stunning tribute to the unspoken moments of love that linger long after the words fade. This collection of forty stories explores the quiet, fierce, imperfect, and luminous nature of love in its many forms. Each narrative captures a different emotional rhythm—from "The One I Let Go" to "The One Who Lit a Diya in My Mosque"—celebrating how love arrives unexpectedly and often refuses to be defined.
Prachi Priyanka, a bilingual writer and Assistant Professor of English, writes with gentle honesty and lyrical depth. Her prose flows with a tenderness that makes even the smallest gesture unforgettable. Drawing inspiration from life’s everyday intimacy, these stories gently hold a mirror to what love truly is—raw, resilient, and real.
This A5 paperback, elegantly published by Aedha Imprints, makes for an excellent companion for readers who seek warmth, introspection, and modern Indian storytelling that touches the soul. Whether you’re celebrating love, mourning its loss, or simply cherishing its echoes, this book will speak to the quiet corners of your heart.
“Because love deserves to be celebrated more often. Not just in grand gestures, but in tiny stories. In words that stay.”
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