The Way We Are: Dark Tales from the Himalayas is a collection of fourteen short stories that delve into the eerie and mystical aspects of life in the Himalayan regions. Set in quaint towns nestled amidst foggy hills, these tales explore themes such as the supernatural, astrological mishaps, sibling rivalries, inner monsters, forbidden love, encounters with the devil, farewells, and unexpected heroes. Each story offers a unique glimpse into the lives of hill people facing extraordinary twists, blending local folklore with universal human experiences. 

Why Read This Book

• Explore Himalayan Folklore: Gain insight into the rich cultural narratives and supernatural beliefs prevalent in the Himalayan regions.
• Engaging Storytelling: Each story is crafted to captivate readers with suspenseful plots and intriguing characters.
• Diverse Themes: The collection covers a wide range of themes, from horror to human emotions, providing a multifaceted reading experience.
• Cultural Immersion: Experience the essence of Himalayan life and traditions through vivid descriptions and authentic settings.

About the Author

Yoshay Lama Lindblom hails from Kurseong, a small town perched on the foothills of the Himalayas. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a Master of Arts degree in English Language Teaching. Her writing often reflects her deep connection to her Himalayan roots, blending local folklore with contemporary themes. In addition to The Way We Are, she has authored Béyul Hidden Lands, a retelling of "Beauty and the Beast" using ancient Himalayan myths and folklore surrounding the yeti.