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Books, books, books! Poetry, poetry, poetry! (2018-2020) by Ami J. Sanghvi

(Six by 26! All available in Kindle/Kindle Unlimited/Print Formats)

1. Amaranthine (Debut; 2018)
2. Devolution (2019)
3. Armageddon (2019)
4. Silk & Cigars (2019)
5. Cerulean (2020)
6. The Book of Soft, Sweet Nothings (2020)

More coming soon! #TenbyTwentySeven

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About the author

Ami J. Sanghvi

Ami J. Sanghvi

Ami J. Sanghvi (she/her) is a 26-year-old, queer, Indian-American, Hindu-Jain author, artist, satirist, MMA fighter, aspiring Miltonite, and 2020 Eric Hoffer Book Award finalist.

Her writing was recently published in Awakenings (The Nightingale), For Women Who Roar's December 2020 e-book, Me Too, The Showbear Family Circus, Rigorous Magazine, Prometheus Dreaming’s Prometheus Unbound print collection, and Conclave: Outliers (2020) by Balkan Press.

Her work will also appear in the 2020 issue of So It Goes: The Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library, The Jessie Butler Women’s Poetry Contest 100th Anniversary poetry book, and Asylum Magazine.

Her visual art appeared in four of Fusion Art's recent exhibitions (winning 2nd place for Photography and Digital Art in their March 2020 4th Annual Colors Art Exhibition), as well as on the front and back covers of High Shelf Press's Issue XIV. Sanghvi was the cover artist and featured photographer for Snapdragon: A Journal of Art & Healing’s Spring 2020 issue, Vibrant Vision, and her work was shown in both the 2020 Los Angeles stARTup Art Fair and the Santa Clarita Artists Association's Spring 2020 art exhibition, titled Vintage. Most recently, her work was exhibited in the Light Space & Time 10th Annual Figurative show, receiving a Special Recognition in the “Photography & Digital” Category.

Her photography and digital art has also appeared in The Moving Force Journal and The Haberdasher. More will be published in the 2021 issue of So It Goes: The Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library.

Sanghvi earned her B.A. from Purdue University in 2016 before a brief stint at the Syracuse University College of Law. She is currently a Los Angeles based Creative Writing M.F.A. candidate and the author of six indie poetry/poetic-prose works: Amaranthine, Devolution, Armageddon, Silk & Cigars, Cerulean, and The Book of Soft, Sweet Nothings.

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Amaranthine (Debut)

Perseverance, strength, hope, growth, and despair... This is the poetry collection of tears, roses, and a writer's determination to survive against all odds.

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Cerulean (New Release)

Trauma, mental illness, attention-deficiency, aches, ailments, and sentimental bearings: "Cerulean" is the poetry book that takes it all the way there and doesn't beg for forgiveness along the way. It trudges both onward and backwards without apologizing, the author launching herself and her readers into pain, despair, bewilderment, blood, gore, self-imprisonment, mental battlegrounds, and her own, demonic undertakings in a way she never has before.

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The Book of Soft, Sweet Nothings (New Release)

With springtime blossom comes the density and darkness of the human experience. If you love existentialism, artistic melancholy, necrosociality, and/or metaphysical abstraction through poetic means, then this is, without a doubt, the book for you.

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Silk & Cigars (Cover Relaunch!)

The patriarchy is alive and well, feminine queerness struggles to exist even within the scope of modern-day feminism, and erasure/phobia are among the many issues still facing femmes in a world built upon foundations of misogyny and toxic masculinity. Therefore, and more than just a queer poetry collection, Silk & Cigars is the author's personal love letter to femmes, femininity, and feminism.

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Armageddon

Skeptical? Cynical? Nihilistic? In a rage? Tired of all these horrible people in the world treating you like garbage? Then you're in the right place because Armageddon is clearly the collection for you. It's finally time for you to let it all out...

Through poetry.

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Devolution

Hellish, bewildered, disillusioned, and melancholy... It was upon the poetic pages of his renowned Divine Comedy that Dante Alighieri ascended. He famously commenced his journey in Inferno, and later reached Paradiso. The speaker in Devolution, however, is on a slightly different journey.

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