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    Exposé
    Exposé
    Exposé
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    Exposé

    By Ritvik Sinha

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    In chronological order from the age of twelve, Exposé showcases the unadulterated emotions of the human mind and the struggle to conquer said emotions while revealing the purity of the soul and strength of character. It reflects the journey of a boy into adulthood, complete with all its growing pains and dreams.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateAug 23, 2016
    ISBN9781482885088
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    Ritvik Sinha

    An Indian born and raised in the UAE, twenty-year-old Ritvik Sinha is passionate about theater and literature. Intrigued by words and wordsmiths from a very young age, his passion put him among the top five young story writers in the country when he was recognized and awarded by the UAE’s Environment Agency. When he was aged thirteen, his poetry further helped in awarding an English teacher. Keen on everything from Dante and Shakespeare to Kerouac and Ginsberg, Ritvik’s poetry reflects his own evolvement as a human being. He is currently pursuing a STEM education in the United States.

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