Set across Haiti, Rwanda, Kenya and the United Kingdom, Six Feet Under is a sweeping, emotional novella about trauma, resilience, and the invisible threads that connect us. It is a story of the wounds we carry, the truths we fear, and the courage it takes to rise again.

When a quiet act of kindness crosses paths with a long-buried grief, two strangers discover that healing often begins in the places we least expect. Set against the gentle rhythms of everyday life, The Heart Has No Colour follows a journey of connection, forgiveness, and the fragile courage it takes to let another heart touch your own.

In this tender, introspective novella, P. M. Nilla explores the invisible threads that bind us – the memories we carry, the wounds we hide, and the moments of grace that reminds us we are never truly alone. With a minimalist, poetic voice, she invites readers into a story where love is quiet, healing is slow, and every heart learns to beat again.

For anyone who has ever held on, let go, or found themselves somewhere in between – this is a story that lingers long after the final page.

Here, The Quiet Will Speak is a collection of poems set to honour children whose voices have been silenced by wars. Even in their silence, they are not forgotten. With every poem we read here, it is a reminder of a quiet child out there.

For those quiet days when we need to remind ourselves we are enough.