In the 19th century when women were considered subservient to men, there rose hundreds of woman reformists who had to fight against all odds the male chauvinism. But all of them were focused, selfless, and fought against the tyranny in the society. Indeed, this spirit has enlightened ten budding woman writers to pen down the life and works of selected ‘warriors’ from history, myth, and folklore of India who will remain in the hearts forever!

This book encloses a fictional story with a hint of mythology and cultural beliefs. It also contains the evolution of vermillion in our society over the years. It includes a highly relatable journey of a curious, modern day young woman in finding the relevance of a cultural belief. She had to travel on the most tragic roads of her life during her quest to explore. She had to battle the most tragically depressive phase, overcome it, thus finding a meaning in her life through her inquisitive exploration. Excavating about mythological, cultural and social beliefs is not easy. Read the story of one such emotional, challenging and arduous quest…

The celebrity actor and the best PR girl in town Aadith Varma is the hottest guy in Bollywood—in keeping with his latest movie role, he is known as the ultimate romantic hero. Until his PR manager ruins his reputation by conveying him as the ultimate playboy! Aadith needs someone to help redeem his image fast, the movie's success depends upon it. That person has to be Nina Shah, she's the best PR person in the business, except he and Nina have a past. Nina doesn't want the job, she once lived next door to Aadith and had a crush on him, but devastatingly, he rejected her advances, thinking that she was too young. Nina was crushed, and has avoided bumping into him in the film industry. Now they are face to face again. Aadith sees that Nina is all grown up and absolutely gorgeous, but he is not interested in marriage. Nina knows that this time she needs to protect her heart from Aardith and she will certainly stand up to him. Sparks might fly between them, but resisting each other? That's Impossible!

Memories are a part of past experiences and emotions are an integral part of our life span. Sometimes we want to go back to the old days and press pause… just for a little while to live those memories again, to feel those emotions again. Special moments make priceless memories that have the power to bring tears to our eyes and smile on our faces. These are a way of holding on to the things we love and never want to lose. This book has combined the evocations from different phases of life of 20 different people under the guidance of Latika Garg and Spectrum of Thoughts. Let’s take a visit to the world of memories of love, fear and tears where every emotion is waiting to be felt once again which makes us feel alive.

From its very beginning, African American drama has borne witness to the creative power of the slaves to maintain their human dignity as well as to fashion a complex culture of survival. If the memory of slavery has always been at the heart of the African American theatrical tradition, it is the way in which it is processed and inscribed that has developed and is still changing. Through the close reading and socio-historical analysis of eight plays from 1939 to 1996, the author seeks to unravel the fluctuating patterns in the shaping of the theatrical memory of slavery long after its abolition. To do so, she defines the concept and practice of mnemopoetics as the making of memory through imagination as well as the critical approaches that decipher and interpret cultural productions of memory. As a constellation of processes akin to the fluidity of memory, mnemopoetics blends creative representation and critical exploration to suggest that the cultural creation of memory necessarily entails a self-reflexive involvement with its own interpretation. If slavery embodies the deep, foundational memory of America, African American drama represents the open, communal space where it becomes possible to convert the irretrievable nature of a vicarious past into the redeeming function of a collective memory.

"It's neither about presents nor dates. It's always about the gestures and the way he makes you feel safe!" -Divya Renwa "There are no restrictions for a man", they said. But again, "Men are not allowed to cry, be bold!", they said. "That is how you teach a man to be tough" they said. "That is how you be a hypocrite," I said. -Kishwar Parveen Shaik. "The one who stands in the testing time is the one who fairs well in the test of time." -Virma Jhingan. "Play your part as good as you can, even if you are not crowned as a gentleman." -Virma Jhingan. "The man who knows how to make a woman happy with his moves, knows better than the move itself." -Puspha "Polite yet strong and making decisions for all - Gentleman." -Girish Vyas.

Since civilization of mankind, we understood the value of growing together, uplifting each other for betterment of the whole community and called it a Society. But as we are moving forward in time our society is intoxicated with certain evils and it is changing our society into a heartless judgmental place. We live in a society where rape victim is criticized for her dress up or working in an office or working in night shifts. Inhuman acts like marital rape is still legal in India. Killing innocents in the name of "honor killing" is still considered as ritual in India. LGBT people are considered as abnormal, insane, under the impact of black magic or curse to this Indian society. Mental Health is a hoax, Depression is going into the veins of the youth today! "Savage Society" is a loud Voice, against all these cruel acts and brutal treatments of the society. A small step towards creating a "Humane Society" to be lived in.