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    The Virgin Sky
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    The Virgin Sky

    By Adi Khan

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    The story revolves around a passionate, and unconventional girl named Sarah, who explores the different dimensions and variations of life through the eyes of an artist, the heart of a lover and the mind of a philosopher. The novel is a journey of her encounters with people, places, and objects with each chapter revealing shades of love, mystery and tragedy. Sarah talks to the clouds, sings with animals, whispers to trees, and shares wisdom with ordinary objects most people dismiss as mundane and unreal. Her deep connection with things both static and in motion guide her as she traverses through life revealing deep insight into the nature of our world and our minds.

    This novel resembles impressionist art of 19th century France. It is non conformist, abstract and at times may even seem incomplete, encouraging the reader to join the journey rather than merely reading a story. The book asks pertinent questions from the reader and challenges long held beliefs and assumptions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdi Khan
    Release dateNov 5, 2013
    ISBN9781310241208
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    The Virgin Sky
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    Adi Khan

    Adi’s writing inspiration comes from being a seeker of wonder, thrill, optimism, elation, and happiness. Adi’s writing style is abstract, and he seems to think that relatively mundane things in nature such as rocks, grass, walls, and floors have emotions and that they have plenty to say. His books are a departure from conventional style in that they may not always follow a set path or pattern and along the way the reader may be encouraged, forced even to participate in the story. He feels that this makes better reading as his books encourage the reader to think. In a simulated life somewhere on a remote planet in the Milky Way galaxy, Adi is disguised as an academic having completed a Doctorate in Leadership and Behavioral Psychology. In this role, he vigorously pursues research in emotional intelligence, happiness and well being in life.

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