Prakash Rajan
PRAKASH RAJAN is from Bengaluru. An engineer by training, he works as an account manager in an engineering R&D services company. He is a cinephile, an avid reader of literary fiction and a cricket buff. He lives in the northwestern suburbs of Chicago with his wife and three-year-old son. https://www.facebook.com/10nhalfstories hi2prakashrajan@gmail.com Read More...
Stories They Won’t Tell
Books by Prakash Rajan
Abhilash Menon is a failure—unable to hold a steady job and living in the shadow of his successful wife. After being laid off yet again, at a vulnerable moment, long-buried memories—dark and disturbing—begin to resurface, unraveling him from within. With his mind in turmoil and panic tightening its chokehold, he contemplates suicide. In desperation, he turns to writing as a last hope for survival.
As he begins to write, his memories carry him back
10 ½ Stories of our Times
Books by Prakash Rajan
Two colleagues constantly chat about cricket, movies and women at work, much to the annoyance of The Mechanical Engineer. An astrologer has a strange visitor one evening, who is in a tearing hurry to know his Tomorrow, Today. The friendship between two housemates is disrupted by An Old Friend, who reconnects after a long time over a social networking site. An ardent Dravid fan is ridiculed by his playmates for his classical
Stories They Won’t Tell
Books by Prakash Rajan
Abhilash Menon is a failure—unable to hold a steady job and living in the shadow of his successful wife. After being laid off yet again, at a vulnerable moment, long-buried memories—dark and disturbing—begin to resurface, unraveling him from within. With his mind in turmoil and panic tightening its chokehold, he contemplates suicide. In desperation, he turns to writing as a last hope for survival.
As he begins to write, his memories carry him back
10 ½ Stories of our Times
Books by Prakash Rajan
Two colleagues constantly chat about cricket, movies and women at work, much to the annoyance of The Mechanical Engineer. An astrologer has a strange visitor one evening, who is in a tearing hurry to know his Tomorrow, Today. The friendship between two housemates is disrupted by An Old Friend, who reconnects after a long time over a social networking site. An ardent Dravid fan is ridiculed by his playmates for his classical
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