In Bus Number 52, a deeply personal and heartwarming narrative unfolds across continents and years. The story begins in 2013 Bangalore, where a young professional loses her first beloved smartphone—a Sony she bought with her own salary. Fast forward to 2025 Munich, she’s a mother navigating German classes, city commutes, and nostalgic soundtracks through her Marshall headphones.
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As we navigate the complexities of the digital age, it's essential to find and cherish our own authentic voice, celebrating the unique perspectives that each of us brings to the global conversation. The following poem serves as a mirror, reflecting our shared experiences, fears, and hopes.
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Better to have one book in your hand as well as many flying around in your head. If you like cosplay, this is also the event for you.
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"[My writings were] a desperate attempt to draw public attention back to the geopolitical and war crimes perpetrated by the Russian regime in Ukraine since 2014. The illicit annexation of Crimea and the military occupation of Donbas made the world press lines but for a couple of weeks, then were belittled and quickly forgotten."
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