"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A dog sets out on an unlikely path of revenge against the family who left him to die -- by publishing his tell-all memoirs!
An elderly man is at his wit’s end trying to figure how to deal with his wife’s inexplicable decision to divorce him.
A “girl” in her 40s learns on a dating site that there are no free lunches and free iPhones in this world.
A failed writer sets out to commit suicide and finds himself catapulted into a future where he is successful – and dead under suspicious circumstances.
A hypochondriac steps out of his comfort zone to do one brave act during the Covid lockdown…
Here’s a novelette and a collection of short stories to put a smile on your face. Filled with characters and situations ranging from silly and mundane to quirky and absurd, this is a breezy rollercoaster ride.
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Suresh Nair
Suresh Nair is the author of Once Upon A Crime. He is also a screenwriter and a former journalist with The Times of India group. He was the entertainment head, columnist and deputy features editor of Bombay Times before embarking on a screenwriting career that includes blockbuster hits like Namastey London, Singh Is Kinng, Kahaani, D-Day, Bang Bang, Airlift and the National Award winning animation film, Delhi Safari. He has also written popular weekly comic strips like Kopykatman for Sunday Mid-Day and Sanskari Sarla for DNA, apart from scripting India’s first weekly graphic novel called Rana in DNA. He lives in Mumbai.
