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Many of us are ordinary people, leading an average life. We feel we haven't done anything heroic in our lives. However, there is something extraordinary about ordinary lives too. Here are some noteworthy scenarios in an ordinary life:
Sitting near the railway station of his small town, Loser was planning to board a train and go to Mumbai, perhaps to become a laborer. He had failed an exam. He didn't know how to face his family. What if he changed his mind?
After some struggle in the big city, Seeker found a ray of hope through a job. However, he was on the verge of losing his job, his only source of bread and butter. He was not sure if he would be able to save it. What if he lost his job?
After being ill-treated for three months by a senior, Mediocre was planning to quit and become unemployed again. However, the one question that stopped him from doing so was how he would survive in the big city and support his family. What if he quit the job? What if he continued with the job?
After producing three novels - The Wedding Picture: "Do I Have Another Chance?", 14 Nights & the Wedding Picture, and That Girl on the Cliff - author Maharana G drafted this memoir (The Battles of a Small Fish), collating some important anecdotes from his ordinary life.
Maharana G
Maharana G has authored three novels: The Wedding Picture: "Do I have another chance?", 14 Nights & The Wedding Gift, and That Girl on the Cliff and a memoir: Battles of a Small Fish. Each of his novels and the memoir raise important social issues subtly apart from being entertaining.
The author hails from the beautiful Indian state of Odisha. He went to Berhampur University and studied Mass Communication. Currently, he resides in Mumbai. He has worked as a writer in various corporate companies and is currently working in the training space.
Besides writing in English, Maharana G writes poetry in Hindi language.
