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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLike any other debutant author, Vikram M N too has been fiddling with the idea of writing a novel for long. But due to various so-called life commitments such as watching movies, reading books, listening to music, travelling, and yes of course, working once in a while, the author couldn’t accomplish the task of completing the novel for a long time. It took him two years to write and one more year to publish. The author is just like any other youth born in a middle-class family, with no real inspiration for anything in life. What started off as writing made-up stories for detailed answers in Read More...
Like any other debutant author, Vikram M N too has been fiddling with the idea of writing a novel for long. But due to various so-called life commitments such as watching movies, reading books, listening to music, travelling, and yes of course, working once in a while, the author couldn’t accomplish the task of completing the novel for a long time. It took him two years to write and one more year to publish. The author is just like any other youth born in a middle-class family, with no real inspiration for anything in life. What started off as writing made-up stories for detailed answers in geography, writing his own version of World War for history, and needless to say writing a whole story as a conversation in Dialogue writing in English, transitioned to some short stories for the Office Bulletin Board and writing reviews in his personal blog. Both, can be accessed at constantscribbles.wordpress.com After much scribbling, he has finally completed a novel, Neha – Yet Another Love Story, and that’s what you are about to read.
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Summer Camp talks about the story of an everyday preteen. Even though teen age has been a widely covered topic, pre-teen story hasn’t been much covered. The actual evolution of a kid happens at that stage which could be pretty overwhelming for the individual. Summer Camp tells the story of another individual in India who has been fascinated with cricket. But it doesn’t stop there. Along with cricket it talks about the change an individual goes thro
Summer Camp talks about the story of an everyday preteen. Even though teen age has been a widely covered topic, pre-teen story hasn’t been much covered. The actual evolution of a kid happens at that stage which could be pretty overwhelming for the individual. Summer Camp tells the story of another individual in India who has been fascinated with cricket. But it doesn’t stop there. Along with cricket it talks about the change an individual goes through in the curious pre-teen period, his experiences with the outside world, camaraderie with fellow students, studies and parents. Summer Camp would come across as a book which every individual could relate to, yet, would have a fresh perspective. Here the individual’s emotions and confusions have been captured superbly and would be like a breath of fresh air to anyone who reads. Eventually it would give a feel like, “how did no one write about this prior?”
You are reading this, because you bumped into one of your friends who has been reading this book. You took the book and quickly flipped it over to see the synopsis. Or you have been shown this book by a friend, saying it's either nice or crap. So you are at this page as you want to know how nice or crappy this story really is. Or else you are in a book store, or even worse in a road side pirated copy shop. (I’m not sure if the book will become so famous that
You are reading this, because you bumped into one of your friends who has been reading this book. You took the book and quickly flipped it over to see the synopsis. Or you have been shown this book by a friend, saying it's either nice or crap. So you are at this page as you want to know how nice or crappy this story really is. Or else you are in a book store, or even worse in a road side pirated copy shop. (I’m not sure if the book will become so famous that it'd lead to piracy). You see the name Neha. You get reminded of your ex-girlfriend. So you turn to the back cover to check out the story.
To all of you, I'm not revealing the story that easily. You can of course ask your friend who has read the book, but I'm not letting it out on the cover page. If you are reading I want it to be read from the first to the last in a way that I want to tell the story. Not by some bloody synopsis. So go to the first page. Start afresh.
Summer Camp talks about the story of an everyday preteen. Even though teen age has been a widely covered topic, pre-teen story hasn’t been much covered. The actual evolution of a kid happens at that stage which could be pretty overwhelming for the individual. Summer Camp tells the story of another individual in India who has been fascinated with cricket. But it doesn’t stop there. Along with cricket it talks about the change an individual goes thro
Summer Camp talks about the story of an everyday preteen. Even though teen age has been a widely covered topic, pre-teen story hasn’t been much covered. The actual evolution of a kid happens at that stage which could be pretty overwhelming for the individual. Summer Camp tells the story of another individual in India who has been fascinated with cricket. But it doesn’t stop there. Along with cricket it talks about the change an individual goes through in the curious pre-teen period, his experiences with the outside world, camaraderie with fellow students, studies and parents. Summer Camp would come across as a book which every individual could relate to, yet, would have a fresh perspective. Here the individual’s emotions and confusions have been captured superbly and would be like a breath of fresh air to anyone who reads. Eventually it would give a feel like, “how did no one write about this prior?”
You are reading this, because you bumped into one of your friends who has been reading this book. You took the book and quickly flipped it over to see the synopsis. Or you have been shown this book by a friend, saying it's either nice or crap. So you are at this page as you want to know how nice or crappy this story really is. Or else you are in a book store, or even worse in a road side pirated copy shop. (I’m not sure if the book will become so famous that
You are reading this, because you bumped into one of your friends who has been reading this book. You took the book and quickly flipped it over to see the synopsis. Or you have been shown this book by a friend, saying it's either nice or crap. So you are at this page as you want to know how nice or crappy this story really is. Or else you are in a book store, or even worse in a road side pirated copy shop. (I’m not sure if the book will become so famous that it'd lead to piracy). You see the name Neha. You get reminded of your ex-girlfriend. So you turn to the back cover to check out the story.
To all of you, I'm not revealing the story that easily. You can of course ask your friend who has read the book, but I'm not letting it out on the cover page. If you are reading I want it to be read from the first to the last in a way that I want to tell the story. Not by some bloody synopsis. So go to the first page. Start afresh.
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