'Some stories continue to live long after the final page': Mona Verma on grief, healing and writing unforgettable women
Mona Verma discusses her novel, 'The River That Remembers', which spans nearly a century. The book uses a river as a silent witness to love and loss. It highlights the strength of ordinary people and forgotten family memories. Verma explains her approach to writing complex female characters and balancing leadership with literature. The novel honors Partition survivors and their enduring resilience.
Mona Verma discusses her novel, 'The River That Remembers', which spans nearly a century. The book uses a river as a silent witness to love and loss. It highlights the strength of ordinary people and forgotten family memories. Verma explains her approach to writing complex female characters and balancing leadership with literature. The novel honors Partition survivors and their enduring resilience.
