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    Unveiling Fate
    Unveiling Fate
    Unveiling Fate
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    Unveiling Fate

    By T.S Mahima

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    Unveiling Fate describes the cracks that are hidden in plain sight in our society. These days, there is so much activism and awareness for all the issues discussed, yet they still remain. Unveiling Fate takes a look at a variety of issues like body image, rape, deforestation, etc. It covers a range of topics and poses questions about life and the way we live.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateOct 16, 2015
    ISBN9781482857610
    Unveiling Fate
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    T.S Mahima

    T. S. Mahima was born in Tirunelveli in India. She has lived in five countries and is currently studying in Tanzania. She’s a typical third-culture kid and never suffers from culture shock anymore. She’s used to travelling, and she loves it. She loves to visit new places and dreams of travelling the world. She’s seventeen and loves to read and write. When she was growing up in different countries, the one thing she commonly loved about all of them was the well-stocked libraries. She voraciously read anything she could get her hands on, and frankly, she still does. She equally loves writing and creating elaborate tales about fantastical situations. She gets a lot of inspiration from small everyday objects and daydreams. Mahima is an environmentalist and loves recycling. Her dream is to own a wildlife conservation area and buy endangered species to protect in her conservation center. This is her first book, and there are hopefully many more to come. Contact her at mahima-kumar@istafrica.com or mahima.kmr@gmail.com.

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