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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Yudhajit's debut in scripting an emotional love novel is about two little people with big dreams. They find their lives entangled after a strange meeting in the picturesque locales of Shillong, a North East India town popularly called "the Scotland of East".This book is the story of an Australian girl, Lucy Lawson. She is an eloquent and moving lady with extraordinary zeal. She balances a yearning masterfully for self-discovery with the need for familial love - a woman's longing for life amid nature, where simplicity and basic human values prevail.
This lady who was a student of cognitive psychology takes time off to visits the hill locales of enchanting beauty with an older man Vivek Marak. She discovers in his story, a very fascinating, stark, and cruel introspection book; and thereafter deaddiction as well as the character-building effort which makes it an Indian writing book of importance. His life is a moving no-holds-barred dissection of his own self on the surgical table of life that ebbs and flows in its richness, enveloping all our rationality, irrationality, emotions and frustrations, longing and despair make us rejoice at our triumphs and achievements. At times, we curse ourselves at the follies and blunders we commit willy-nilly.
This modern fiction is an honest account of a commoner's remarkable journey as any of us.
"Ecstasy on the Mountain" has a novel force while masterfully packaged. An average reader can read it in a single sitting.
Yudhajit
Yudhajit is the pseudo name of Bikash Paul Choudhury who retired as Chief Engineer of Meghalaya in 2017, in which capacity he headed the Public Health Engineering Department of the State.
