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"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Abhishek Verma
AuthorAbhishek is not known for writing books, which is an acceptable state ofaffairs given that this is his first book. Abhishek loves taking flights -flights to new places to travel, and more often, flights of fancy. Onesuch flight took him to Tanzania, where his encounter with the inimitablewildebeest served as the genesis of this story.Read More...
The Breadmaker: Best. Bread. Mystery.
Books by Abhishek Verma
Who is the Breadmaker?
How do you measure taste?
How do you separate the taster from the taste?
What makes the best bread in the world, indeed the Best?
An anonymous baker, who does legendary bread drops in the city is attempting to make the
best bread in the world. But how does one judge the Best? To answer that question, a
select group is invited to a tasting…
A self proclaimed journalist who has been obsessed with uncoveri
The Breadmaker: Best. Bread. Mystery.
Books by Abhishek Verma
Who is the Breadmaker?
How do you measure taste?
How do you separate the taster from the taste?
What makes the best bread in the world, indeed the Best?
An an
Jero’s Journey
Books by Abhishek Verma
Every year over a million wildebeest, march in tandem to cover thousands of kilometres through the unending plains of Serengeti. It is a perilous journey, where they must brave disease, cross crocodile-infested rivers, and stave off hunger. After all that, they return to the same place they started, Ngorongoro valley, where after a brief rest they start the journey again next year. It is the circle of life.
One such wildebeest is young and curious Jero,
Jero’s Journey
Books by Abhishek Verma
Every year over a million wildebeest, march in tandem to cover thousands of kilometres through the unending plains of Serengeti. It is a perilous journey, where they must brave disease, cross crocodile-infested rivers, and stave off hunger. After all that, they return to the same place they started, Ngorongoro valley, where after a brief rest they start the journey again next year. It is the circle of life.
One such wildebeest is young and curious Jero,
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