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by Khusi Pattanayak (Editor), Candice Louisa Daquin (Editor)
This book is a celebration of voices from the margins. It brings together 32 captivating personal essays from across the globe, celebrating the spirit of living, and exploring individual quest for identity and existence.
The narratives in this collection transcends geographical boundaries, and reminds us how several factors, such as social environment, history, culture, and gender plays a significant role in shaping and defining an individual's preference for adopting an alternative life choice.
Defy Definitions chronicles the personal battles conquered and offers a nuanced examination of triumphs and tribulations that embodies courage, resilience, and the need to remain ever faithful to one's own true self. As the 32 voices intertwine in this book the collective narrative emerges as a powerful force challenging the very foundations of conventions and norms.
Given the interdisciplinary nature of the anthology, the book will appeal to a wider readership especially those interested in gender studies, cultural studies, sociology, human rights studies, and literature.
