Sea Horse

Neemia is from a provincial Indian city. Parents send him to the capital"s university and actually forbid to return home after the scandal in which his friend Lenny was involved.
Now Lenny is locked in a psychiatric clinic, and non -hemia - in his own mind.
His everyday life is occupied by lectures, student parties and thoughts about art.
But a meeting with Nicholas, a historian of art, which the entire university is talking about, changes everything. And Nehemiah spends subsequent years between Delhi and London, in attempts to heal from loss, ghosts of love and memories of imperfect youth.
“We are formed by the absence.
Places that we did not visit, the choice that we did not make are the people we have lost.
This is like the spaces between the bars of the lattice, through which we cross from year to year.
My parents sent me to Delhi. They decided, it would be better.
They heard about a good local college based on healthy Christian principles.
Where you can learn to those who, like me, came from places far from the capital, who were considered dysfunctional and marginal.
I was sent. I was handed to Nicholas on the dish.
“The debut novel Janis Paryat is a piercing plot and linguistic perfection. Reflections on the topic of art, love and sexuality - with complete immersion and passion. ” - The Sunday Guardian
A well -thought -out view of homophobia and human relations. - Kirkus Reviews
“This book is about the journey. Both outside and inside yourself. ” - Scroll.in
Janis Paryat is the author of three novels and a collection of stories for which she received the National Crossword Award and the status of a young writer of the year from the Sahiti Academy.
A specialist in the field of world culture and literature, she studied writing at the University of Kent, English literature at the University of New Delhi and the history of art at the School of Oriental Studies and in London