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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
Anuj Sabharwal
Born and brought up in Delhi, Anuj has studied English Literature, along with a software program from NIIT. He has worked with eFunds and FIS Global. He began his writing career in 2013 when he started writing columns for the online magazine The Indian Economist. After his debut novel November Rain in 2017 – which was an intense and emotional journey of a rape survivor Ashley Coleman – Anuj Sabharwal is back again. This time, he brings out the story of a seven-year-old boy Little Arnie who reaches teenage after braving all the struggles that life throws at him in his childhood. In Read More...
Revenge of a man-eater
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
The gunshots that wound a tiger seriously turn it into a ferocious man-eater. This vicious man-eater usually stalks lonely travelers on forest roads and prowled isolated Indian villages. The villagers cower inside their huts for days and wait for the righteous savior to end the terror. A few of the stories in this book are about such man-eating tigers.
November Rain
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
Ashley Coleman, an Anglo-Indian girl lives in Delhi, where she works for an NGO. She dates her colleague, Sammy Butt, a young guy from Kashmir, and their love starts to blossom. But, on one thunderous November night, a stranger rapes her. The incident alters her life. Hatred, shame, and guilt overcome Ashley. Her heart wants vengeance.
However, God miraculously heals her. Unwillingly, Ashley gives birth to the child of her tormentor. She rediscovers her
Lala Khatri
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
Partition was difficult, and tiring and ended British rule in India after two centuries. Neighbors slaughtered neighbors, childhood friends became sworn enemies and Partition led to the mass migration of people. The story is about Lala Khatri and his journey to India. He lived in Abdul Hakeem village of Multan and owned the largest groceries in the village. People from all religions worked at his shop. There was Hindu Birju, a Muslim Amanullah, a Sikh Pu
Soupy Stories
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
'Soupy Stories' is a collection of short stories that might create little scandal or sensation but it focuses on interesting incidents that involve common people. A few stories are notoriously spicy and daring with a lot of thrills and adventure. Many readers are curious about variety, emotions, and adventure. This book has been written for those.
The chasteté Bride
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
Is it possible to have freedom and peace without profound regret? Probably yes! But, for Sunheri, it wasn’t. She was brought up with virtue, and being modest was expected of her by her orthodox family. She fell in love with Mudit but raised a family with Rohan. However, she held on to the secret from him that challenged her Chasteté. A secret that agonized Rohan. It’s a tale of their inner conflicts and psyche that challenges their peace and
आदमखोर
Books by अनुज सभरवाल
भारतीय उपमहाद्वीप में रहने वाले और मुख्य रूप से जंगलों के निकट रहने वाली विभिन्न जन जातियों के लोगों का मानना है कि बाघ के पास अलौकिक शक्तियां होती हैंl बहुत से लोकगीत आदमखोर बाघ
बेगम, संदेह और अन्य कहानियाँ
Books by अनुज सभरवाल
नवाब जानवरों के प्रति भी उतना ही क्रूर था जितना बेगम के प्रति। परन्तु कुछ मौकों पर नवाब एक भावुक प्रेमी की तरह व्यवहार करता था। वह बेगम को प्यार से छूता था और अपना मतलब साधता था। उ
Gazala
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
Aditya Raj Khanna, a DU professor has been trapped in a loveless marriage for the past twenty years. His marriage with Mahima had an unknown future from the beginning. Aditya tried his best to sustain the ‘strained’ marriage for the sake of his daughter. Life is wonderful, and it takes you by surprise sometimes! Isn’t it? Life said to Aditya, ‘take it easy, I still have plans for you!’ Life smiles at him again. ‘Gazala&rsquo
Revenge of a man-eater
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
The gunshots that wound a tiger seriously turn it into a ferocious man-eater. This vicious man-eater usually stalks lonely travelers on forest roads and prowled isolated Indian villages. The villagers cower inside their huts for days and wait for the righteous savior to end the terror. A few of the stories in this book are about such man-eating tigers.
Little Arnie
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
It is never too late to rediscover our childhood.
Life was not easy for Little Arnie in a rented one-room apartment in Delhi. He was only four when his parents separated for reasons unknown to him. While living with his father, Little Arnie grew up in the hands of friendly neighbors which partially filled his emotional vacuum.
Gentle, funny and amiable, Little Arnie braves many emotional struggles and grows into
November Rain
Books by Anuj Sabharwal
Ashley Coleman, an Anglo-Indian girl lives in Delhi, where she works for an NGO. She dates her colleague, Sammy Butt, a young guy from Kashmir, and their love starts to blossom. But, on one thunderous November night, a stranger rapes her. The incident alters her life. Hatred, shame, and guilt overcome Ashley. Her heart wants vengeance.
However, God miraculously heals her. Unwillingly, Ashley gives birth to the child of her tormentor. She rediscovers her
Oh Mother! Come back from moon!
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Anuj Sabharwal in Children's Literature | Reads: 2,774 | Likes: 0
Sebastian lifted himself from the dining and slapped little Arnie, a seven-year-old son of his. It was a cold Sunday evening in December. ‘Disappear from my life and don't come back,' Mr. Sebastian held little Arnie by the arm and pushed him away from the main door, out of their one-room flat. Read More...
Published on Jul 2,2022 04:21 PM
Zombies
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Anuj Sabharwal in True Story | Reads: 2,688 | Likes: 0
Happy and painful events come down on all of us. Most often we are caught unawares. It all started on a fateful evening when the Indian Prime Minister Ms. Indira Gandhi was shot by her Sikh bodyguards. ‘The Zombie fever’ gripped Delhi for a few days. To turn into a zombie, one has to be Read More...
Published on Jul 2,2022 03:20 PM
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