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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In this fourth collection of short stories, some real instances in the writer’s life, or of someone close are narrated. Once again, each tale is assorted, straight-forwardly simple and quick to read.
Enjoy the adventures of ‘city Tarzans’ and the ‘monkey business’ escapades of a father; an account of a ghastly barbeque and the paradox of an advantageous divorce. And there are tales of impulsive palm reading, an old man whose swing is deadly, a daughter who feels the pain of slowly losing her mother and many others.
Some are sugary and full of fun; others are perhaps fraught with a bit of pain, but all of them a little something that slices of life are made of.
Cindy Pereira
Cindy Pereira, born and raised in Bangalore, India prefers to be called a story teller rather than a writer. Her love for making up stories began at a very young age when her dolls became the actors for scripts written in her mind. This turned to writing in middle school when she and her best friend wrote stories for each other, complete with binding and cover pages. Some of her stories spark out of actual life events and some are just yarns.
Cindy loves to take part in short story competitions and has participated in several within India and internationally. Her story titled ‘Blue Is True’ is the winner in the 18+ age group category of Lockdown Diaries, organized by Secure Giving in aid of Concern India Foundation in January 2021.
Cindy has a Master’s Degree in English Literature and loves to trek, run and just ‘catch the sun.’ She is married and lives with her husband in Bangalore.
