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Ineffable (adjective): too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words. Most people have to move from one city to another. Then again most people are definitely not me. Moving for me was not part of the top 300 things that I want to do, and thus I did not want to do it. A rant of its own category, Ineffable is about a girl who wasn't ready to leave home and hasn't been able to let go. With amazing illustrations by Manas Sinha, I present to you: Ineffable
Written and illustrated by an ever so slightly like-minded pair, Ineffable is for anyone who has had to tolerate a sudden change in their lives that they really did not want to see. Ineffable is for anyone who thinks they're bad at maintaining friendships (they obviously have not met me), and for anyone who despises new environments. The events are semi-dramatized but do not question my ability to stare at walls all day long; I am very capable of it.
Ineffable came about during a time I was too scared to vent out my feelings to anyone else. It answers questions that people have been asking me for a long time. It was a medium of expression that I had the capability to share with people around me. Although several months have passed since I moved away, some of the feelings illustrated in the novel are still fresh in memory.
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