The Saccharine Abstraction of Everything is a collection of musings written across three years. The book is an indulgently sentimental reverie about everything that earned a second glance from a fourteen-, fifteen-, then sixteen-year-old—anything that made her think for a minute or two, then an hour, longer than necessary. The poems explore themes like identity, perception, and the perpetual uncertainty of the future.
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Anagha Ratish
Anagha Ratish has always loved all sorts of stories and published her first book, Celestia Chronicles: Fire and Water, when she was twelve. Three books and one anthology later, her penchant for words has only grown. When not reading or writing, Anagha engages in one of her numerous hobbies, such as music, crocheting, and painting.
