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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalBeyond Wild Blue Yonder is a collection of poems ranging from romanticism to the realm of humanism exploring the essence of existence. Even though the readers know nothing of the circumstances that inspired this poetry, the melancholy created by the rhythm and imagery will take the readers to the poet’s space of comprehension. The romantic composition in these poems evolved out from the author’s inspiration. The philosophical poems in this collection were inspired mainly from Bertrand Russell and the Gita among many other writings.
Vidyadhar Durgekar
Vidyadhar Durgekar is an engineer by qualification and a Management System Auditor by profession. He is a novelist and poet by spiritual benevolence. He started his career in the Indian Coast Guard as Assistant Commandant. Having sailed the ocean for more than a decade and then hanging his boots, he joined corporates in India and abroad before settling down in Bangalore.
His articles, papers and poetry have been published in magazines, and he has two novels to his credit. His first novel, Sale of Souls, is widely acclaimed for its challenging theme of the conflicts between development and poverty. His second novel, Cricket Is My Religion and Sachin Our God, is known for its explosive theme of sports and religion.
