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About the Author
Meera Ganapathi is a former advertising professional, and the founder and editor of the literary and arts publication, The Soup. She has written various books for children, like, The Girl Who Could Not Stop Laughing, Uma vs Upma, A friend for Poochi and Paati vs UNCLE.
Her poems and short stories have appeared in several anthologies, including, Cat People and A Case of Indian Marvels: Dazzling Short Stories by India's Finest Writers.
Meera lives in Goa with her baby, her partner and her misunderstood cat, Apple.
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How to Forget: A Book of Short Steps and Long Walks
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Hardcover. Condition: New. In spare and lucid lines of poetry and prose, How to Forget takes the reader on a walk through childhood, love, loss and longing. Told through memory and impressions both personal and communal, the book chronicles lifetimes through the act of walking. These journeys often follow the same paths but end in unexpected conclusions. An elephant wanders through tea estates in the Nilgiris, a woman confronts the night, prawns are tossed in chilli oil, a childhood is lost and solitude is found in fifty-five walks across cities and timelines. With gentle and insightful observations, Ganapathi offers soothing respite from the chaos of our cities and the clamour of our thoughts. Seller Inventory # 159159