Around Every Corner

“Around Every Corner” is the first part of a text written in epistolary form in the emergency at the Tihar Women’s Prison in New Delhi under difficult conditions and uncertainty. These long months of isolation cut off from family far from the native land in a culture and a foreign language are transformed over the course of the day into a workshop of awakening in which discoveries observations and reflections swirl before finish listed labeled and classified. An abstract of the basic questions about human adventures. The unfolding of an ordinary life confronted with experiences that are less so. The story of a long journey literally and figuratively intimate which leads the writer as the recipient inexorably to the emergence of the corner of spirituality and on its land of wisdom: India. A personal manual to put K.O. the evils of existence. Words to put away happy or unhappy events. Illustrations for a little girl who can not read yet. The transmission of a busy life to another that begins. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ms Emmanuelle Verhoeven was born on 8 October 1959 in Angers (France) on the banks of the Loire. She grew up in Paris and Nantes where she stayed until 1985. At the end of adolescence she became involved in politics as close as possible to her progressive convictions which led her to the Senate as Parliamentary Assistant. In 1985 she left France to go to Chile with her six-year-old eldest son still under the yoke of the dictatorship of the Military Junta. She worked for the UN in the Commission on Human Rights the Economic and Social Commission (UN) for Latin America and finally just after the return to democracy among political prisoners. In 1986 in Santiago was born her second son. She came back to France in 1995. In 1998 she created an association taking care of children and adolescents in social and psychological difficulties and worked there until 2013.