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Life Interrupted: Dr. Dua’s Survival Guide
This is the story of my younger brother, Dr. Manu Dua, who battled oral cancer for almost two years.
These are a series of blogs that he penned when faced with his own mortality at the young age of 34. He had accepted and made peace with his fate. These blogs are filled with much depth and wisdom. It chronicles his realization of life and what and who truly matters.
May these blogs serve as a gentle reminder to not take life for granted. That no matter what we plan, things are out of our control, call it our fate or destiny. That through the darkest of times, there is still hope, and the power of the human spirit through adversities prevails.
May you find comfort in his words should you or your loved ones walk this difficult road.
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Abroad: A Novel of Cross-Cultural Encounters
Longlisted for the BookLife Fiction Prize ** “Powerful and moving…” –The BookLife Prize ** “Sweet and supremely readable, ABROAD is a celebration of travel and all ways it can lead us to rediscover ourselves and relearn the true meaning of love.” –Imbolo Mbue, Author of How Beautiful We WereThis novel is “an ambitious, globe-crossing narrative of interconnected lives and loves. . . .” (Booklife) and “a refreshing take…” (The BookLife Prize)
ABROAD follows young adults Skip, Maddie, and Rex as they travel overseas and navigate romantic loves and friendships during the cultural upheaval and sexual revolution of the 1960s and 70s.
Told through interconnected stories, the novel examines how world travel upends the preconceptions of youth and home, while seeking to answer two questions: Can we ever truly understand someone from a different culture, and can we ever truly understand ourselves if we don’t try?
“A rich, often finely detailed mosaic of lives and longings, with multiple point-of-view characters and a recurring message of understanding. . . . Bryan dramatizes the ways that cultural capital can help build lifelong connections that teach us how we deal with ourselves and those outside our experience.” –Booklife