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@mimansaaa | Ask O. Jungio, author of A Kite Of Farewells about the coming together of the stories from Nagaland
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"Hello sir, this is Mimansa. I read your book and it was a really great read. And I actually noticed how you use simple objects and gave them feelings. So while I was reading it, I was just wondering that every story, like each story that you've written, is connected to a simple object. For example, there's a scoreboard. There's Amma's casserole."
"Hello sir, this is Mimansa. I read your book and it was a really great read. And I actually noticed how you use simple objects and gave them feelings. So while I was reading it, I was just wondering that every story, like each story that you've written, is connected to a simple object. For example, there's a scoreboard. There's Amma's casserole."
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"Hello sir, this is Mimansa. I read your book and it was a really great read. And I actually noticed how you use simple objects and gave them feelings. So while I was reading it, I was just wondering that every story, like each story that you've written, is connected to a simple object. For example, there's a scoreboard. There's Amma's casserole."
"Hello sir, this is Mimansa. I read your book and it was a really great read. And I actually noticed how you use simple objects and gave them feelings. So while I was reading it, I was just wondering that every story, like each story that you've written, is connected to a simple object. For example, there's a scoreboard. There's Amma's casserole."