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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSamar Hamidi is an evolving young boy with a melancholic past. He has recently moved to Shimla with expectations to rekindle those years lost in miseries and false hope, and that of his family’s. Will he be successful in the pursuit of love and happiness? Or will fate unfold the ever inconceivable, veiled realities of their lives.
Life was fairly benevolent to him in the new city, until an unexpected revelation changes its course from love and success to hatred and self-destruction. Will he be able to soar from this giant fall and recreate emotions, to find love, purpose and the vicarious aspects of his life again, in an abysmal and revelatory journey?
This is an incredibly emotive tale of relationships told in an unclichéd style, touching its every possible nuance. Extremely compulsive and emotionally riveting, this is the first installment from Anagram that heralds the beginning of a dour journey of a boy named Samar.
Usman Siddiqui
Usman Siddiqui was born in Lucknow and grew up in Delhi. He completed his Masters in Fashion Entrepreneurship from NIFT, New Delhi. Writing wasn’t his seminal destination. But, it is a form of peace that helped him bring his disintegrated thoughts together. He is an introvert, but is witty for many and obscure for the rest. He was blessed with some great people whom he considers as his mentors. He apostles the theory of rowing against the stream, if one wants to find the purpose of their life, and doesn’t want to settle with preconceived conclusions created by a few representatives of an entire race. His way of storytelling is unusual because it is not always yellow for him: there are other shades as well, which he loves writing about.
Anagram – Odyssey of Samar is his first book.
