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Abdul Punnayurkulam has earned a reputation for expressing his literary instincts in two languages — English and his mother tongue, Malayalam. His poems, sprinkled with brilliant thoughts yielding to allegorical interpretation. To him, poetry is spontaneous, natural and free flowing, as it should be. He reminds us of what John Keats said more than a century ago, “If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves of a tree, it had better not come at all….” – M.V.Pillai .M,D ,F.A.C.P

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“I wanted to personally thank you so much for the incredible job you did on the cover. Every time I look at the cover, a huge mix of emotions come over me. You captured exactly what I wanted to say to people when they look at the book. I cry when I look at it…because that woman is me……I don’t know if you have read the book or not, but I would love to send you a copy. It would be an honor if you read it.

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“Avalanche: Lessons of Love tells the true-life story of Kris Ochoa-Keane’s journey through tragedy, betrayal, perseverance, redemption and enlightenment. Kris felt compelled to share her real-life experiences so others who grieve can discover their own message of hope. In doing so, Kris reveals her innermost fears, revelations and cathartic insights in a moving and emotional memoir that challenges readers to change the way they view the events that comprise the fabric of their lives.”

Read more: Avalanche: Lessons of Love

“At the stroke of midnight, will the fairytale be rewritten? Or, will happily ever after die? A sole heir to the vampiric dynasty of the Shadow Night survives a merciless slaughter brought on by a vengeful vampire’s insane lust for power. Her lover reaches her side, but she is dying. Yet, there is one chance to restore her, one chance alone. Reborn with a past of which she has no memory, Jade grows up in present day small town America, living a normal teenage girl’s life, with “parents” and two older “brothers.” She has a wonderful best friend, Nonny, in whom she can always confide. Every year, on Jade’s birthday, she receives a mysterious gift from someone she has never met, let alone seen. Jade nears her eighteenth birthday. Ever since she started dating, she’s never kept a boyfriend longer than a week. Why? What’s wrong with her, she wonders? In her senior year, Tristan Sterling, an enigmatic exchange student, makes no secret of wanting her . And, Jade’s life and fate take a giant turn. Who is Tristan, who is he really? As a graduation gift, Nonny and Jade are sent on a two week trip to Europe. Only once they arrive in Paris, someone is following them. Soon, it will be Jade’s eighteenth birthday and Tristan has promised to be there for her on this all-important night. But, the man stalking Jade and Nonny isn’t Tristan. Who will be with Jade at the stroke of midnight on her eighteenth birthday, to turn her back into who she really was, centuries before? Jade, the small town girl — and the lone surviving Vampiress of the Divine Family of the Shadow Night. Will she find her destiny, or will she be drawn into an evil darkness, from which there is no escape?”

Read more: Jade (Volume 1)

“15 short stories inspired by the literature of Franz Kafka, Jorge Luis Borges and the radio plays of Arch Oboler. Meet the psychiatrist who has too much in common with his patient; the two strangers whose paths were meant to cross repeatedly; the detective hired to find a missing writer who then finds himself in a world of fiction; the stuffed human being possessing a consciousness no one perceives; the professor and the student who exchange roles on a psychic level; the Florida retiree who suspects his wife and friends to be products of his imagination; the director who realizes he is trapped in the nightmarish reality of his latest film, and the short story writer whose life is threatened by the characters he has invented. Pieces & Stems is a surrealistic journey from which your mind may never recover.”

Read more: Pieces & Stems: Stories By Stephen O’Rourke