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Neera Kashyap’s Cracks In The Wall delves deep into trauma, faith, and survival, focusing on women, children, and other lives lived at the margins of society.

Kashyap’s restrained, compassionate prose exposes violence, loss and social constraints while still leaving space for connection and change.

Blending lived reality with myth and ecology, the collection becomes a meditation on empathy and the hidden fissures that hold both suffering and healing.

Neera Kashyap’s Cracks in the Wall is a quietly searing collection that exposes the invisible fractures running through families, communities and individual lives. Across twenty-six stories, the writer examines trauma, resilience and the fragile but persistent hope that holds people together despite seemingly overwh

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