Candy Floss

Bhavyakirti . Rupa Publications India . English

Candy Floss explores family, media, the rise and ebb of juvenile emotions / and most significantly, the subtle realization of feminine identity in an / urban setting. The text is an insight into the mind of a waning adolescent, / constructed in modern free verse, indicating the influence of Arvind / Krishna Mehrotra, Robert Frost, Wendy Cope, Ranjit Hoskot�, William / Carlos Williams and Carol Ann Duffy. Candy Floss is lined with optimism / and mischief, deliberately leaving a train of uncertainty in opinion and / identifiable confusion as the writer matures, while discarding a trail of / unanswered questions and unresolved angst. However, the writer looks at / her world as it is and pompously grieves for it./

Categories: Juvenile Nonfiction / Poetry

About the Author

BHAVYAKIRTI SINGH�lives in Gurgaon and writes poetry, satirical fiction and literature reviews. She has written for The�Bombay Review�s��Student Writing�,�In Plainspeak, Active Muse, the International Human Rights Art Festival, and local dailies, among others. She has also participated as a young author at literary festivals such as the Valley of Words and Chandigarh Literary Society�s Literati. Professionally, she is on track to become a lawyer.

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