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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalEncasing the turning colours of the leaves, A Myriad of Colours travels through the changing seasons, drawing parallels between the arrival of spring after the sombre winters and mankind’s waltz with life. The book is a collection of nine fascinating short stories that portray the journey of human emotions through grief, sorrow, love, and joy with unflinching realism. Drawing from a traveller's life-changing bus journey, the tales narrate the troubles of a researcher as he commits a dreadful mistake; the story of a bargain that uplifts a struggling violinist, but at a grievous cost; and moreover, the crests and troughs a student goes through to achieve a scholarship, only to be confounded by the very roots of his motivation at the deciding moment.
Fast-paced, evocative, and honest till the end, A Myriad of Colours is the metaphoric microscope which observes the human conscience and brilliantly accounts for all its yearnings.
Arihaan
Arihaan is an engineer by trade but remains consumed by his most faithful mistress — writing. He has spent his blessed childhood in the beautiful valley of Dehradun, surrounded by the works of Tagore and Keats, which eventually pressed him towards a humble beginning as an artist.
The author wishes to pursue a full-time career as a novelist, and with his first book A Myriad of Colours, is stepping up to live up to that dream.
