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It’s the notebook of a small-time writer. No big efforts at super-heroism, no ironies of heart-breaks, no bombastic romance, no gooseflesh rippling drama, no thunder-stricken rigmarole of saving the planet from the aliens. It’s not about chafing thoughts, it’s all about the frolicking gaiety of common emotions in the life of common people.
Beyond the grinding millstone of bigger caprices, it’s about sublimated emotions. It creeps genteelly like a flowery vine. It’s just a fragile moment capturing the kernel of eternal truth in it like you see in a painting of beautiful hills, smatterings of snow on the slopes, chatty streams, green pastures and a sense of virginal peace to tow all these along. There are no chivalric, lionized doctrinaires delving into deep mysteries of human existence. It’s a gently flowing painting on a self-absorbed canvas. The human characters simply add to the soft shades of the softly evolving painting.
In this small world, I believe everyone is taking chiming steps to be a nice human being. Come, let’s all walk together for a greater collective good.
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Sandeep Dahiya
Sandeep Dahiya (Sufi) is the author of about two dozen books across fiction, non-fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry. His writing carries murmurs of gentility and the tender aroma of life’s small, often overlooked moments. Charming, poetic, and generous in his understanding of life and living, he renders the ordinary luminous. Sandeep elegantly portrays little things that play a large role in making our lives quietly joyful. His work is an eclectic blend of witty charm, seasoned softness, and scented receptivity, marked by intelligence and insight. His characters are wry, insightful, whimsical, lively, and gently humorous, lingering long after the last page.
