Author Priyanka Varma launches her second fiction novel ‘Girl in the City’
With words beautifully woven n a story, Priyanka Varma is back with a bang with her second fiction novel ‘Girl in the City’. She has narrated the story of love and inspiration through the character Tanya- lost and found in her 10-year journey like a true Cinderella story. According to the author’s own words, ‘Change is the only constant in life, it isn’t about the impact it has on you but about the way you respond to it. Being inactive towards changes stagnates your growth and perspective on life. Thus, to steer in the direction of inevitable change, you can either be destructive or constructive.’
Tanya began her 10-year sojourn as a naive and starry-eyed, Generation X with a dream to weave out her own identity amongst the many social and societal barriers. However, like those very enthusiastic Generation X women, she began to falter and stumble at every step in each of these aspects of her life.
‘You only need to keep in mind that conditions needn’t change, but the way you handle yourself needs to change. Circumstances exist for long periods of time, but you won’t thrive if you adapt poorly towards them. Thus, this catharsis or change only happens successfully if one is inspired,’ the author adds.
Tanya, for a time period, fell into the spell of endless cycles of repetition and prolix. She was made to realize that in order to actually evolve in a positive and healthy way, she needed to step back, switch gears, revaluate her priorities and max out her abilities, all thanks to guarded pace. Thanks to a reassuring presence in her life – her affirmer. He was her modern-day Charles Darwin. Despite leading a fast-paced life, he displayed qualities of being tenacious and resilient, preciously what she was lacking in her life. She was truly happy in his guidance. She wanted more from life, thereafter, she wanted him, so much.
About the Author: Priyanka Varma has lived in India, the Middle East and Canada for over 20 years. Her first poem was published in Khaleej Times (Oman) when she was eight years old. Her first novel was ‘The Rite to Love’- a romantic fiction.
Published by Petals Publishers, ‘Girl in the City’ is priced at INR 195 and has total of 142 pages. The book is available online on Amazon.in and in all major bookstores.
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