This book is a compilation of essays, in which the author’s thoughts and ideas are exposed with the aid of accepted linguistic conventions. In order for a person to understand the wider world around him, he would have to be informed by numerous sources of information and discourses that have become a part of his lived experience. The author attempts to represent the world that he has seen, sensed, heard and listened to, the world that he has dreamt about and the world that he does not want to be apart of. The collections of writing are presented in the way the author sees and understands the world around him, based on his experiences and the limits of his perception. Hence the seemingly ego-centric title ‘The World According to Me.’