We May Never Know: a collection of bite-sized vignettes

We May Never Know is a collection of story portraits with slices of poetry and musings in between, attempting to paint some of life's interesting colors- streaks of grief and loss and fighting and leaving and staying and loving and losing and friendship and fear. It is an experiment in telling the thousand-word story behind captured moments of life unraveling around us, with particular fascination with the female perspective.

Toyosi is a lifelong reader-cum-writer in transit. Reading for her is like sucking the bone marrow of a chicken- that decadent pleasure of cracking open the core of the bird, reveling in the essence of its life source. She thinks that books are like the bone marrow of life- they reveal the bloody core of the human mind. And she indulges in the many tastes that the world offers through the written word. She is given to musings and monologues and wandering thoughts. And hard as she tries to contain them, some of these inner grapplings escape into the world as her writing- her very own marrow menu. Can she write? Well, it all depends on what you have a taste for. But you bet that she is a better reader than she is a writer.