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Do you feel like you are not understood by anyone? Or are you a common man who observes the not-so-common world?
If you have happily yelled at yourself, then this book consisting of short stories is for you!
The book is a mix of flash fiction and short stories which can leave you dumbstruck! Each story brings in the magic we live in. The collection of twenty-three stories will make you think about life and the people we surround ourselves with. Every story has this uncanny ability to create a space for you to ponder the intricacies of life we go through daily.
In an era where everyone is living a fast-paced life, The Death Coins and Other Short Stories by Arjun Manjeri Seshadri is the perfect cocktail to immerse yourself into mind-bending short stories. Every character in each of the stories has a tale to narrate. Check for yourself where you fit in.
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Arjun Manjeri Seshadri
Always seeking opportunities to learn something new, Arjun, a graduate in mechanical engineering from Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin, has dabbled in various disciplines from psychology to computer science. At some point in this journey, he realized that everything is connected at some level. His quest to acquire new skills and knowledge made him do a diploma in experiential education, a psychology course from the British Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy (BACP), French Classes from University of Colarado and coding lessons from Stanford University.
Arjun always saw the world from a perspective not common to the general crowd. He wanted a way out to express his experiences and stories. Writing didn't come naturally to him, but that's the mode he has chosen to express his inner feelings and emotions. His works restate how he sees the world around him and has helped him adjust to the absurdity of life.
