We present an optimum scenario regarding the advancements in the renewable energy adoption and its greater feasibility in terms of developing economy thus the green solution , environment friendly and economical therefore the driving factors to rely on these schemes to a higher extent.

These interrelated meditations explore the nature of the individual spirit and the individual spiritedness of the natural world. As skilled a philosopher as she is a poet, in Sea & Fog, Adnan weaves multiple sonic, theoretical, and syntactic pleasures at once.

Rehan never believed in magic. He was an ordinary man, trapped in a life that felt smaller than his dreams. Every day blended into the next—work, exhaustion, and quiet disappointment.Until one evening by the sea, when the waves brought him something extraordinary—a silver ring with a red stone that shimmered like fire. He wore it without knowing that it would change everything.From the moment he slipped it on, she appeared. Zareen—a spirit of light and fire, bound to the ri...

In a universe divided by dust and fire, two voices begin to speak across the unseen.A Human, born of earth and breath,and a Jinn, forged in flame and silenceeach trapped within their own world,each searching for the same truth: the meaning of existence.Through ten poetic dialogues, their words become bridgesbetween light and shadow,between longing and faith,between what is mortal and what is eternal.From forgotten pray...

Ayan, a writer seeking solitude in the rainy hills of Murree, meets a mysterious woman named Sara who seems to appear and disappear with the storm.As their quiet connection deepens, strange events blur the line between memory and reality.When Sara vanishes, Ayan discovers a decades-old tragedy that mirrors his own life and a truth the rain never forgot.Whispers of the Rain blends romance, suspense, and mystery in a haunting story about love, loss, and the e...

A heart-rending meditation on aging, grief, and the universal experience of facing down death.Shifting the Silence breaks the taboo around writing and speaking about our own deaths. In short, unrelenting paragraphs, Adnan grapples with the breadth of her life at ninety-five, the process of aging, and the knowledge of her own approaching death. The personal is continuously projected outwards and mirrored back through ruminations on climate catastrophe, the ...

A lively and spontaneous interview with Etel Adnan about her absolute belief in the beauty of the world and the beauty of art.In these interviews with journalist and editor Laure Adler, conducted in the months before her death in November 2021, Etel Adnan traces with depth and emotion the founding experiences of her artistic approach, between poetry and painting. From her youth in Lebanon, her American years in New York and California, to her late recognition at Do...

On October 27, 2003, Adnan received a post card of a palm tree from the poet Khaled Najar, who she had met in the late seventies in Tunisia, sparking a collection of poems that would unspool over the next decade in a continuous discovery of the present moment. Originally written in French, these poems collapse time into single crystallized moments then explode outward to take in the scope of human history. In Time, we see an intertwining of war and love, coffee and bombs, empathetic observ...

Etel Adnan’s evocative new book places night at its center to unearth memories held in the body, the spirit and the landscape. This striking new book continues Adnan’s meditative observation and inquiry into the experiences of her remarkable life.

Adnan Khan has written for VICE, the Globe and Mail, and Hazlitt. He has been nominated for a National Magazine Award and in 2016 was awarded the RBC Charles Taylor Prize for emerging writers. There Has to Be a Knife is his first novel.

They met where laughter was loud and hearts were young.Aarav never believed in chaos — until he met Misha, the girl who turned silence into music and ordinary days into stories worth remembering.What started as harmless teasing in crowded classrooms slowly became something neither of them expected — a bond stitched together by secrets, storms, and unspoken promises.But when truth finds its way through the cracks, Aarav learns that love isn’t about holding on — it’s ...

Etel Adnan was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1925. She studied philosophy at the Sorbonne, U.C. Berkeley, and at Harvard, and taught at Dominican College in San Rafael, California, from 1958–1972. In solidarity with the Algerian War of Independence (1954–1962), Adnan began to resist the political implications of writing in French and became a painter. Then, through her participation in the movement against the Vietnam War (1959–1975), she began to write poetry and became, in ...