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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
“As the economic trouble prevails, Lucifer, a sober and talented boy, has to leave his home to take admission to a college for pursuing an English degree for securing a job, and to learn more about his favourite English language. His ill father and married sister are his only family. And he makes a good bond with his friend, SPR. He visits his house sometimes when he gets the time and exchanges letters with him frequently while staying far distances. On his mission of pursuing the degree and securing a job, he faces many challenges, and he suffers from heartbreaks as well. Being motivated by his friend’s creative and realistic quotes and poems, he writes a long letter including his poems of true emotions and the lessons he learns during his stay at his hostel and his friend’s house, and during the times he spends in his college and with his dream girl.”
Now the questions are, how did he perceive the world while facing different challenges? Was he able to find a life partner? Did he survive or not? Did he make any use of his talent? Could he realise the true potential of himself? One can get all the answers by reading the letters sent by Lucifer to SPR.
Syed Parvez Rahaman
Syed Parvez Rahaman has been writing poems since he turned twenty. ‘The Girl In My Dream’ was his first poem to be shared on social media that received so much love from everyone. His mother is a housewife, and his father was in Civil Defence in Kolkata. His father gifted him the Dell Vostro in 2014 and in the after years his mom has been providing him with all other high-tech gifts. And all of these have been helping him to write and make beautiful quotes, poems, and books. Apart from writing quotes and poems, he writes articles, and academic writings also. He has done an Advanced Diploma In Computer Application from Bright Institute of Computer Application, Rampurhat, a sub-branch of Delhi institute. And pursuing English Honours from Burdwan University. His poem Teacher or Guide: A Student’s View was published in the Literary Horizon: An International Peer-Reviewed English Journal and later in The Contour: An International Peer-Reviewed Online Journal Of Studies In English. And his article College Into The Multiverse: Online College Vs Offline College was published in Literary Horizon: An International Peer-Reviewed English Journal.
