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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Embers and Vapour is a collection of different colours viz.
Blue - the agony
Green - the revenge
Yellow - the healing
Red - the advent of love
Each colour has a significance of itself.
Every relationship is a witness to these colours.
In our lives, every colour presents itself for a fixed duration until the other colour takes its place.
Let’s celebrate this festival of colours
Shipra Sinha Sakxena
When it hurt, she wrote. When it made her happy, she wrote. Shipra soon began to write about everything that moved her. By the age of nine, she was striking chords that touched the heart. Her understanding of the human nature and putting it in words soon became the talk of the town. She was a regular columnist at the Times of India and Hindustan Times.
Words, for Shipra, are the gateway to the heart. She says, ‘Use them right and people will remember one for centuries’.
Her first book, Meera Love More Than Allowed, received many laurels. Her readers or like-minded individuals, as she calls them, reached out to her from all corners of the world and shared their stories.
She currently lives in Noida, India, and is working on her next untitled book, the sequel to Meera Love More Than Allowed.
