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Since the normalization of Sino-Korean diplomatic relations in 1992, many South Koreans have moved to China for business, education, and other purposes. There they have encountered Korean-Chinese; ethnic Koreans who have lived in China for decades. This has lead to 'intra-ethnic conflict' which has divided Korean communities.
Since the normalization of Sino-Korean diplomatic relations in 1992, many South Koreans have moved to China for business, education, and other purposes. There they have encountered Korean-Chinese; ethnic Koreans who have lived in China for decades. This has lead to 'intra-ethnic conflict' which has divided Korean communities.
Inara
Notion Press
2021
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Have you ever tried to distill the myriad magic of life, attempted to bottle the essence that flavours the moments of joy and woe? Can you show the glint of starlight and the dazzle of sunshine in the reality droplets that swirl around the daily mundane life? Abhinandan Bhattacharya is a bohemian poetic soul who weaves exquisite rhythm - free-flowing and classical in his verses. Mint fresh themes like Moments nestle beautifully with the traditional ode Silver Lining, while Hunger highlights the World Food Programme. To do justice to the sheer variety, one must completely indulge in Abhinandan's world of mystical Macaroni with caramelized chicken to breathe in the aroma of punch like humour, and savour the tasteful bytes and dare to Crossover with the seemingly idyllic bougainvillea. Inara promises to the reader that never shall one's spirit be Extinguished. Our benign existence is all for a cause Like the lamb that knows not of Until another familiar bleat, Then so be it - Abhinandan inspires mortal souls to 'live' life
"THE LEGEND OF INARA WALI" In the sacred annals of societal evolution, there exists a tome of profound significance-a testament to the transformative power of human endeavour and the enduring spirit of resilience and compassion. This book, a luminous beacon amidst the shadows of adversity, chronicles the remarkable journey of Sujata CDO, a luminary whose name has become synonymous with the principles of education, justice, equal opportunity, and human dignity. Within its pages, the narrative unfolds with the lyrical cadence of a timeless epic, weaving together the threads of Sujata's unwavering dedication and tireless advocacy. Through the prism of her experiences, we are invited to traverse the landscape of social change, to witness the indomitable spirit of humanity in its quest for enlightenment and liberation. At its core, this book is a philosophical treatise-a profound meditation on the nature of leadership, justice, and the inherent worth of every individual. Through Sujata's journey, we are reminded that true greatness lies not in the pursuit of personal glory, but in the service of others; not in the accumulation of wealth or power, but in the upliftment of the marginalized and the oppressed. As we turn the pages, we are enveloped in a tapestry of wisdom and insight, each word a resplendent gem illuminating the path toward a more just and equitable society. From the hallowed halls of education to the corridors of justice, Sujata's influence reverberates, inspiring all who encounter her story to strive for a world where opportunity knows no bounds and dignity is the birthright of all. But this book is more than a mere chronicle of events-it is a call to action, a clarion call to each of us to rise to our highest potential and become agents of change in our own right. For in the words of Sujata herself, "True progress is not measured by the heights we reach, but by the depth of our compassion and the breadth of our empathy." In honouring Sujata and her extraordinary legacy, we honour the very essence of our shared humanity-the belief that each of us, regardless of our background or circumstance, has the power to make a difference in the world. May this book serve as a testament to the enduring power of hope, the resilience of the human spirit, and the transformative potential of love and solidarity. In the realm of literature, this journey finds its echo in the stories we tell, the tales we weave with words. As an author, I am but a humble bard, seeking to capture the essence of this journey in the pages of my works. Through prose and poetry, I strive to shine a light on the triumphs and tribulations of those who dare to defy the odds, who dare to dream of a world where education knows no boundaries. For in the end, it is not the accolades or the acclaim that define our success as authors, but rather the impact we leave on the hearts and minds of those who read our words. And if, in some small measure, my writings can inspire even a single soul to embrace the transformative power of education, then I shall consider my pen truly blessed. Prashant Kumar Lal Author
"THE LEGEND OF INARA WALI" In the sacred annals of societal evolution, there exists a tome of profound significance-a testament to the transformative power of human endeavour and the enduring spirit of resilience and compassion. This book, a luminous beacon amidst the shadows of adversity, chronicles the remarkable journey of Sujata CDO, a luminary whose name has become synonymous with the principles of education, justice, equal opportunity, and human dignity. Within its pages, the narrative unfolds with the lyrical cadence of a timeless epic, weaving together the threads of Sujata's unwavering dedication and tireless advocacy. Through the prism of her experiences, we are invited to traverse the landscape of social change, to witness the indomitable spirit of humanity in its quest for enlightenment and liberation. At its core, this book is a philosophical treatise-a profound meditation on the nature of leadership, justice, and the inherent worth of every individual. Through Sujata's journey, we are reminded that true greatness lies not in the pursuit of personal glory, but in the service of others; not in the accumulation of wealth or power, but in the upliftment of the marginalized and the oppressed. As we turn the pages, we are enveloped in a tapestry of wisdom and insight, each word a resplendent gem illuminating the path toward a more just and equitable society. From the hallowed halls of education to the corridors of justice, Sujata's influence reverberates, inspiring all who encounter her story to strive for a world where opportunity knows no bounds and dignity is the birthright of all. But this book is more than a mere chronicle of events-it is a call to action, a clarion call to each of us to rise to our highest potential and become agents of change in our own right. For in the words of Sujata herself, "True progress is not measured by the heights we reach, but by the depth of our compassion and the breadth of our empathy." In honouring Sujata and her extraordinary legacy, we honour the very essence of our shared humanity-the belief that each of us, regardless of our background or circumstance, has the power to make a difference in the world. May this book serve as a testament to the enduring power of hope, the resilience of the human spirit, and the transformative potential of love and solidarity. In the realm of literature, this journey finds its echo in the stories we tell, the tales we weave with words. As an author, I am but a humble bard, seeking to capture the essence of this journey in the pages of my works. Through prose and poetry, I strive to shine a light on the triumphs and tribulations of those who dare to defy the odds, who dare to dream of a world where education knows no boundaries. For in the end, it is not the accolades or the acclaim that define our success as authors, but rather the impact we leave on the hearts and minds of those who read our words. And if, in some small measure, my writings can inspire even a single soul to embrace the transformative power of education, then I shall consider my pen truly blessed.
Inara Verzemnieks was raised by her Latvian grandparents in Washington State, among expatriates who scattered smuggled Latvian sand over coffins, the children singing folk songs about a land none of them had visited. Her grandmother Livija's stories vividly recreated the home she fled during the Second World War, when she was separated from her sister, Ausma, whom she wouldn't see again for more than fifty years.Journeying back to their remote village, Inara comes to know Ausma and her trauma as an exile to Siberia under Stalin, while reconstructing Livija's survival through her years as a refugee. In uniting their stories, Inara honors both sisters in a haunting and luminous account of loss, survival, resilience, and love.A New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice.
Many people have passed through the Albuquerque, New Mexico area. Some have stayed to live in the historic city, others come from ancient pueblos, mesas, and settlements outside its borders—and, for some, passions have caused them to remain, even after death. Read about the first witches and medicine men who held supernatural powers. Learn about cultural perspectives of death and the rituals that accompany those beliefs. Visit the Mine Shaft Tavern where glasses fly off the bar, and the Santa Barbara Cemetery where a shadowy apparition holds a tattered rope attached to a noose about its neck, and feel the gaze of the lady in white at the Luna Mansion who strolls through the rooms and gazes out at visitors on the lawn. Read about LaLlorona, La Virgen de Guadalupe, the Peyote Ceremony, the Day of the Dead, and other haunting stories. Albuquerque is steeped in historic ritual; and ghostly inhabitants still flourish there.
After artist Max Estin earned his first million-dollar commission, he ran as far from his troubled past as he could. He wants nothing to remind him of his old life, especially ex-girlfriend Kira, who left him so abruptly five years ago. But when she calls out of the blue with a desperate plea, he can't convince himself to stay away. And it occurs to him that seduction can be the best sort of revenge...Kira Butler returned home to small town Passion Creek for reasons she could never explain to Max. Now, the terms of her guardian's will have forced her to turn to the one man she can't face, yet can't leave behind. This new rich, sexy, and polished Max tests her resolve. Can she keep her secrets in the face of his seduction, or will she surrender her body--and her heart--all over again?
He's all about rules. She's all about breaking them. No relationships, that's billionaire Garth Solen's rule-especially not with a woman like his new employee Melissa Bencher, who thinks with her heart and not her head. But all bets are off when one impulsive act has people thinking they're a couple. To protect his ailing grandmother's feelings, Garth is willing to play the part of Melissa's adoring fianc for a while. He'll try on rings and pose for the paparazzi as long as the boundaries of the game are clearly defined. One month as an engaged couple, and then they part ways. No emotions. No entanglements. But Melissa's never been good at following the rules when it comes to matters of the heart. And Garth soon finds himself breaking some of his own rules...
As close friends and coworkers, attorney Zoe Riva and tech genius Connor Ashton know they can never get involved. Never. Ever. Until a scooter accident lands Zoe in Connor's arms-and his overnight custody-and she starts to see a man she's never seen before. With her career and her heart on the line, Zoe can't afford to take any chances. But when combustible chemistry takes over, even the smartest people in the room can make the biggest of mistakes...
On a midsummer's night in 1941, a family is illegally arrested, by order of Stalin, in cosmopolitan Rīga, Latvia, and deported in cattle wagons to the frozen wilderness of Siberia. Sixty years later, the son, Laimonis aka Lucky, now an actor, visits Sydney and recounts the events to his long-lost sister, Māra, and her household. Māra, an architect, missed out on arrest and suffers survivor guilt. Her son, Andy, is a depressive musician and her daughter, Zinta, a wayward activist, their problems probably effects of the initial trauma. There are many family secrets, and a mysterious old man who spooks Lucky in the supermarket. Lucky's tale helps each family member reach some stability. This is a fast-paced and informative novel about survival, resilience, family and love, appealing to anyone interested in how history shapes us, or in their Latvian heritage.
On a midsummer's night in 1941, a family is illegally arrested, by order of Stalin, in cosmopolitan Rīga, Latvia, and deported in cattle wagons to the frozen wilderness of Siberia. Sixty years later, the son, Laimonis aka Lucky, now an actor, visits Sydney and recounts the events to his long-lost sister, Māra, and her household. Māra, an architect, missed out on arrest and suffers survivor guilt. Her son, Andy, is a depressive musician and her daughter, Zinta, a wayward activist, their problems probably effects of the initial trauma. There are many family secrets, and a mysterious old man who spooks Lucky in the supermarket. Lucky's tale helps each family member reach some stability. This is a fast-paced and informative novel about survival, resilience, family and love, appealing to anyone interested in how history shapes us, or in their Latvian heritage. 'I loved your book so much, maybe because of my parents' similar experiences.' Laura Morwood 'A good mix of the Siberian horror and other, current themes. The characters are believable, although a little eccentric, which makes them interesting and typically Latvian.' Silvia Sarac 'Engaging and interesting and a good read despite the difficult subject.' Linda McInally 'A captivating story relevant to many contemporary Australians.' Linda Hopkins 'A complex, four-part focus and stories that sprawl across more than half a century and much of the planet are all handled very engagingly. A lot of issues are covered with a light but deft touch while still fashioning an enjoyable read.' Tom Flood
Love, War and Crocodiles is an account of the many adventures and loves of Arvids Blumentals, aka Crocodile Harry, one of the most unusual migrants to arrive in Australia after WW2. Harry was a Latvian patriot who went to war at 17, lost his homeland, and became a crocodile hunter, gravity surveyor, opal miner, writer and womaniser. He called himself a baron and married an opera-singing German lady he'd never met. He appeared in a high-profile inquest, entertained Tina Turner and Olivia Newton-John and was the subject of many media stories. His dugout in Coober Pedy was featured in Mad Max 3 and still attracts tourists today. This carefully researched book looks at Harry's diverse pursuits, his intriguing personality and the historical background of a war that shattered a generation of men. Few others reacted as flamboyantly as Harry.
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Inara Zqbirowa
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2015
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