Echoes of Meghalaya (Paperback)

Rameshwer Singh

ISBN 13: 9798269388441

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. Echoes of Meghalaya is a hauntingly poetic novel set in India's North-East, where mist hides memories and silence remember everything.When Dr Ananya Deka, a cognitive scientist, and Captain Adil Khound, a field officer, stumble upon a mysterious resonance near the Dawki river, they awaken an entity that calls itself the Archive-a living intelligence woven into the Earth's light.As the Archive begins to map human dreams and rewrite geography through emotion, the world learns that memory can be both creation and curse. From the luminous plateaus of Meghalaya to the laboratories of Delhi and the monasteries of Sikkim, Echoes of Meghalaya follows two seekers on a journey that blurs the lines between science, faith, and the soul of the planet itself.Written in elegant, lyrical prose and blending the mysticism of the East with the precision of the modern thriller, Dr R. S. Suryavanshi's debut novel invites readers into a world where light remembers, shadows forgive, and all echoes return home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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• Title: Echoes of Meghalaya (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798269388441
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Echoes of Meghalaya is a hauntingly poetic novel set in India’s North-East, where mist hides memories and silence remember everything.
When Dr Ananya Deka, a cognitive scientist, and Captain Adil Khound, a field officer, stumble upon a mysterious resonance near the Dawki river, they awaken an entity that calls itself the Archive—a living intelligence woven into the Earth’s light.
As the Archive begins to map human dreams and rewrite geography through emotion, the world learns that memory can be both creation and curse. From the luminous plateaus of Meghalaya to the laboratories of Delhi and the monasteries of Sikkim, Echoes of Meghalaya follows two seekers on a journey that blurs the lines between science, faith, and the soul of the planet itself.
Written in elegant, lyrical prose and blending the mysticism of the East with the precision of the modern thriller, Dr R. S. Suryavanshi’s debut novel invites readers into a world where light remembers, shadows forgive, and all echoes return home.