"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
For a while, I was experimenting with the narratives in fiction. I later developed an idea and decided that modern horror would be a perfect medium to express my thoughts. With the genre of modern horror fiction, I came up with a way to tell different stories which will have a greater impact over a vast world, and as a reader, one gets to investigate the happenings and the tragedy and on top of that, have fun in connecting the dot. This is my honest approach to conveying a story indirectly.
Blues & Butterflies (Volume I) consist of 12 short stories, this work is a collection that in its sincere form depict horror in the minds of its reader. Every story is for a mature audience that seeks gruesome characters and a plot where inhuman activities mixed with gore, violence, and mind-boggling concept came together to produce fear that terrorizes both conscious and subconscious minds. On top of that, it is a treat for those who are trying to find something unusual and something out of the box. Every story is written in a way to challenge one imagination and explore the realm that triggers hauntings in one psychology. Nonetheless, every short story act as a gateway to escape into the fictional lives of the characters and the misery that either happens or leads towards horror and a sinister conclusion.
Prince Gautam
Born in the small town of Baripada, Odisha, he has lived in places like Jamshedpur, Bhubaneswar, Dangoaposi, and Baripada. This gave him the exposure of the society which laters converted into the passion to know about people and their livelihood. Writing started out as a hobby from the early years of his life and was always fascinated with horror and psychological novels, stories, and essays that speak about a concept that is larger than life.
Over the course of time, he got busy with his career but later he decided not to stop writing, keeping the storyteller in him alive and gradually crafting the art to reach the genuine audience. Meanwhile, he has worked on some fiction which he will gradually release over time.
