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A beautifully produced collection of poems, recognising what it is to be a woman, a daughter, a traveller, an immigrant, a creative in today's multi cultural world.
Pallavi is now living in Belfast, having grown up in various parts of India and worked in London before moving here.
She is a graduate of LSE and is currently an economic historian in Queens University Belfast.
( www.econhistorienne.com)
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