Mahita's work delves into the complexities of mental health and personal growth, offering readers a deeply introspective exploration of the human psyche. Her writing is characterized by its empathetic and insightful portrayal of characters navigating life's challenges. Through her distinctive literary style, she encourages understanding and acceptance, shedding light on the journey toward inner balance. Her narrative approach provides a compelling look at resilience and the pursuit of well-being.
The memoir chronicles Mahita's unexpected diagnosis of bipolar disorder at age 41, following a life-altering suicide attempt. It explores her tumultuous journey towards stability, providing valuable insights into a complex mental illness that lacks a known cause or cure. Through her experiences, the narrative aims to inspire and enlighten both those living with mental disorders and their loved ones, shedding light on the challenges and resilience involved in navigating such a profound struggle.
A loose adaptation of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, liberally flavoured with curry: - Clever, fast-paced, page-turner filled with dramatic plot twists- Set in a Singapore that is home to both socialities in luxury apartments and migrant workers in makeshift shelters- Darkly funny combination of social satire with murder and revenge
Poignant, honest and powerful - a rare glimpse into the tormented inner battle against suicide