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Set in the lavender-soaked hills of Furano, Japan, No for a Noe is a tale that traverses through time, ego, and desire. It articulates the moments and emotions that often seem indefinable—that euphoric high of falling in love, the gut-wrenching pain of falling out of it, the potent buzz of collective hope. It all starts with Jake's sincerity and introspection; he's as likely to reflect and lament as to look outward—and an illusion that absolutely soars.
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Kunal Sahu
Tracing the legacies of generational traumas in his first book Black In Heaven; Kunal Sahu writes stories that have a very poignant take on thrillers that are fierce, passionate, and sometimes, heartbreaking. He was born in 2001 in the eastern plains of Berhampur, Odisha. Growing up, he was fascinated with the concept of predestination, and this interest led to some early exposure to reading since he was drawn to stories related to that genre. His latest, No for a Noe, juxtaposes the highs and lows of love for a couple that is drowning in the intensity of its own emotions. His greatest feat in the writingscape is bagging the Best Debut Author 2020 hosted by IIFTA council.
