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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe author, a serving member of the Tripura Police Service (TPS), hails from Barahaldi, Kanchanpur, North Tripura, India. He is a passionate reader and a prolific writer in English. He loves writing contemporary stories and poetries especially on the ethnic cultures-love, romance, songs, dance and music, mischiefs, pains and pleasures, smiles and tears. He also loves to explore ethnic folktales faded into oblivion: the comic and tragic rusted stories/tales of Southeast Asia.Read More...
The author, a serving member of the Tripura Police Service (TPS), hails from Barahaldi, Kanchanpur, North Tripura, India. He is a passionate reader and a prolific writer in English. He loves writing contemporary stories and poetries especially on the ethnic cultures-love, romance, songs, dance and music, mischiefs, pains and pleasures, smiles and tears. He also loves to explore ethnic folktales faded into oblivion: the comic and tragic rusted stories/tales of Southeast Asia.
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The book is about a legendary tragicomic folktale reflecting on the contemporary socioeconomic and belief systems of the Bru people (Riangs) of the erstwhile Kingdom of Tripura. It is a medley of fact and fiction, vulgarity and refinement, pleasure and pain of the ethnic Bru people. It is based on a faded folktale. Folktales are flawed, but folktales still. The bare bones of the past. The author has fleshed and sprinkled the ethnic spices to make the tale juic
The book is about a legendary tragicomic folktale reflecting on the contemporary socioeconomic and belief systems of the Bru people (Riangs) of the erstwhile Kingdom of Tripura. It is a medley of fact and fiction, vulgarity and refinement, pleasure and pain of the ethnic Bru people. It is based on a faded folktale. Folktales are flawed, but folktales still. The bare bones of the past. The author has fleshed and sprinkled the ethnic spices to make the tale juicier, saucier and more palatable. It also reflects on love, romance, music, songs, dance, drinks, smokes, mischief, adultery, conflict and fights of the ethnic primitive tribe – the only Primitive Tribal Group (PTG) of Tripura, India.
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