The Blurb Sharanjit Thind is sick of his drab, regular life, and cannot wait for school to end for the summer. Hopeful of finally finding some excitement in life, he is sublimely unaware of the saying ‘Be careful what you wish for.’ For it is on the...
One of the saddest and most difficult things is to witness a parent dissolving and disappearing. This poem cannot even begin to capture the angst…
Hi folks, It is high time I shared a poem from my book ‘InVerse Medicine’. This one is about acquired disability and showcases how attitudinal and structural barriers can isolate the person and compound their struggle. This wasn’t always my normal. I...
This poem was prompted by stories I’ve heard of paternalism in medicine where the lived experience of patients is often not accounted for during decision making. The decisions are, therefore, invariably lopsided and it’s no surprise that patients dro...
I’m currently engaged in changing the way we – me and others – view disabilities. This poem is an effort to change focus from what is different about others and to bring the spotlight on human attributes which are relatable and non-discriminating.
The Blurb Passion clashes with obligation in this trans-continental romance… Simi Gill has had it with surgeons. In her opinion, the fewer surgeons there are in the world, the better for everyone. She takes a break from her medical studies in India t...
Release Date: August 4, 2023Publisher: Extasy BooksGenre: Romantic SuspenseHeat Level: three flamesPages: 150Price: eBook $5.99, Print $8.99 Hi Seelie, so glad to have you here. Let’s start with a few questions: Reet: Why do you write romance? Seelie...
It's the strangest thing, but the older I get, the faster the day seems to go. I suspect this is because, earlier, I was able to pack a LOT into my days and they seemed endless. And now? Now I'm older and have discovered a life where there is no ma...
Be sure to look for it at a vendor of your choice… InVerse Medicine: These are poems about conversations that we’d like to have with ourselves and with others when our bodies and minds are fraying… There’s struggle and triumph, loss and humanity with...