Review of Psychaotic By Vetle Sivertsen

Vetle Sivertsen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Psychaotic is a collection of beautiful poems, which, although many of them are dark, they make you feel optimistic after you've read them (possibly with the exception of "Adept of A murder" - which was more scary than dark). Reason for that, I think, is that the poems manage to put words on feelings which all of us have felt at least one time. It puts shows us the feelings we have about facing the world with words. There's obviously a lot of giving from the author's side and I don't think these poems could have been written without some personal sacrifice - something that I as a reader appreciates. Even if you don't like dark poetry, my three favorite poems in the collection; "Peace to my storm", "A violin's love", and "Turn back time", will surely make you glad you took the time to read this book.

Alexandra Engellmann rated it 5 of 5 stars

"I wonder
If those talks matter
Few done in the clarity of day
Or the many
Done at 3 a.m. in the morning"

It's not often that I find someone who can express in words exactly what I've felt at some points of my life. "Psychaotic" isn't just a collection of poems - it's a collection of feelings, thoughts, emotions, illusions, and realities. It's complex and at the same time clear, and I believe, anyone could see their reflection between the lines of these poems. It didn't matter to me that they were dark; I like realism, and I like reading about raw feelings and see vulnerability mix with strength. If you like poetry, if you have ever been depressed and felt something so deep and dark you had trouble defining it - I think you'll find this book thought-provoking and refreshing. Recommended to all poetry readers.

Psychaotic Book Launch in ICG F-6/2 Islamabad!

 Launch and Book Signing of Psychaotic

If I could rewind time and go back to the whole event, and relive every second of it, I would, In a heartbeat.

I was awestruck by everything there was and everything there is. Event took place in ICG F-6/2 Islamabad, Pakistan on 28th Feb,2015.

Event started on 10:30 Sharp with a welcome note by my English Teacher, Mrs. Sadia Malik and the continued to Ms. Sumbal for author introduction.

After that, I was invited to give a speech. It turned out to be funny and a bit emotional at the end. I had nothing written down and I just started speaking words that came into my head.

I read three of my most Favorite poems, *The Cross Roads*, *Crave* and *Dear Ariel*.

I was asked a series of very interesting questions regarding my book and my career.

I will post the whole report here soon. The college magazine will feature my interview and a complete event coverage by Ms. Laraib Hassan.

Book signing started after that and I was so overwhelmed with love and smiles from all directions.

I wish I could put all those inspired and happy faces in words. I am truly blessed.

Here are a few pictures from the event.

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