Malobi Sinha: 7 books

'Rain' is a third Book of Poetry by author Malobi Sinha – poems to comfort, soothe...excite and satisfy the soul. Reviews: "Thank you Malobi, for your candor and honesty. I think you have a gift that you share in your writing which is both beautifully constructed and is rich in imagery...

First published in 2010 by Poseidon Books, Savannah is a moving tapestry by a talented poet Reviews of Savannah: "Sinha writes with fluidity, candor, as well as surprising layers of complexity. Through the works, a sense of humor flirts with the reader at unexpected moments. Long...

Road Less Travelled is a second book of Poetry by appraised author Malobi Sinha - another tapestry woven from words of wisdom and insight. "There is a freshness and vibrancy in Malobi Sinha's poems that I for one have rarely encountered in the otherwise Byzantine mazes of much contemporary...

We are all searching for Peace and Love in our innermost souls. This collection of Articles, with tips to inspire, will hopefully bring about the Peace and Love that we, and this world, all want and need. "I believe that the best sort of gain that we can hope for is when we make others happy....

Aaraian is from a distant planet Evera, which is under attack from the evil Grosts. He has found a safe refuge on Earth, but is searching for Deora, the love of his life, who was snatched from his side - this is their story, and of Davor. Reviews: "Sinha depicts an enchanting and philosophical...

First published in 2014 by Cresco Books. The places beyond the Rushlands are stark and desert-like; no-one who has ever been there will say that it has ever been hospitable. There are dying carcasses of animals that unfortunately strayed there, and flies feast on their entrails. Of course, these are...

"The ‘flame’ trees that lined the only road from Nairobi city to Jomo Kenyatta airport whizzed by as we drove past. Occasionally, a giraffe or impala stood out in the dusk, silhouetted against the setting sun, and a strange tugging at my heart made me want to stamp my feet and yell out “No!...