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the bridge of her dreams in barnes and noble

The bridge of her dreams- It is a collection of short stories of varied taste.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-bridge-of-her-dreams-miss-sharmishtha-basu/1120865184?ean=9781505309966

You will find the entire list of my books in barnesandnoble.com here:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/c/miss-sharmishtha-basu

A bouquet of wild flowers in Barnes n Noble

A bouquet of wild flowers, a collection of poetry

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-bouquet-of-wild-flowers-miss-sharmishtha-basu/1120971323?ean=9781505643022

You will find the entire list of my books in barnesandnoble.com here:

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/c/miss-sharmishtha-basu

Thursday Bouquet 2.4.15

Have a wonderful day, weekend!

love and hugs.

Thursday Rhymes 2.4.15

Sometimes when the world falls silent

mind starts to chatter

like a little child

just gifted with power of speech

it goes on and on and on,

ceaselessly it chats about things

that no longer matter, or never mattered,

like a duck it dives inside the mind

stirring the calm water

creating a muddy trail

looking for snails that are buried deep.

beautiful world

blazing sun scorched the sky

fireballs shot in every direction

invisible to eyes

but too powerful to be ignored by body.

Yet

the evening comes

the same sun blushes red

birds heading for nest

fill up the sky

singing sweet songs

so peaceful, serene, tranquil.

life!

My latest book:

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Do you believe?

SHEEPISH CONFESSION: I LIFTED THE TITLE FROM A POST IN WORDPRESS. ;)

Do you believe?

that there is a world,

which human mind

even though it is good

is not good enough to capture?

That there may be powers

or beings that human mind

cant analyze or capture

in science laboratories?

Then believe!

Let the windows of your mind

be open, let things come in

don’t seal them

using barricades

made by your own mind

or the mind of others.

Believe if your heart says so!

Love.

my latest book:

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Sites to flaunt as a struggling author

There is no harm in a little flaunting, is it? Well, it really takes a lot to catch the attention of sites, I am really glad that some sites have listed my books in their sites, under my name ;)

http://www.fictiondb.com/author/author.php?authorid=355361

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/c/miss-sharmishtha-basu

http://completelynovel.com/sharmishtha-basu/

http://www.amazon.com/author/sharmishthabasu

http://www.booksamillion.com/search?id=6272049322928&query=sharmishtha+basu&where=all

http://www.goodreads.com/author/list/10693292.sharmishtha_basu

Review: The Charons is dark but brilliantly weaved

sharmishtha basu:

Thanks a million times Vishal

Originally posted on Vishal Bheeroo:

Book Review: The Charons

Rating: Four Stars

Credit: Sharmistha Basu

Sharmistha’s Basu The Charons is no candy floss story where everything falls in place at the end of the day but one that paints the bad and the ugly. Reality can be damaging and this is what the author explores in her take of the dark side of life. The Charons is a story of a small town girl, Urna in Calcutta who moves for better life in Raajsthan but witness the deception of her loved ones. It’s the story of her struggle in a world ridden by corruption and treachery by the ones she considers close to her.

 Blurb:

The Charons is not just a story but a sad and dark reality that many of us faces in some far off corner in the world. The system is infested with vultures who conspire to destroy lives. At one glance:…

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TWO STEP AUTHENTICATION – A WICKED JOKE

I have tried to enable the two step authentication in two of my blogs already, I want the sms option, so I added my phone number, that was saved but after trying for the umpteenth time I did not received THE CODE that will enable the service.

I have tried to raise the issue in forum, and have tried to send message to “happiness engineers” hope someone will give me some answer and enable my phone number as my second option to get my passwords in case my bizarre acting email accounts betray me!

I will be really, really grateful guys!

The charons: the ferrymen to hell [by Sharmishtha Basu]

sharmishtha basu:

Thanks Troy.

Originally posted on The Call of Troythulu:

I’ve been following Ms. Sharmishtha Basu’s blogs and writings for some years now, and I’ve just finished reading this. It is perhaps the grimmest story I’ve read in a while. It’s dark realism is different in both style, outlook, and execution from the paranormal fiction she also writes. A story of life in India, it does not paint a pretty picture, but offers a warning, along with the discoveries and hard-fought lessons of the protagonist at the end. Trapped in a web of human darkness and deceit, she claws her way to the light, seeking the answers she needs. As the authoress herself says, this is the story that made her a writer, and one of my favorites as well.

for the Kindle on Amazon

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