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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Priyanka knew the moment Manoj entered, without turning around. That awareness was like the waft of perfume only she could recognize. Would that change when she married another man?
His infant daughter had her fist in her mouth, and Arun removed it to gaze into eyes, the colour of indigo and could not look away. What he did not know was that she had the gift of clairvoyance; she would warn him of events, which would change their lives irrevocably.
Prerana’s conflict-ridden relationship with her mother had left scars even time could not erase. Now she had to prevent her mother from usurping her child. Who would win this age-old battle?
Twelve stories about people who will seem familiar.
You know them all too well; perhaps some of them are you.
Prema Raghavan
Dr. Prema Raghavan is a Professor of English. She worked in NCERT for several years and apart from regular teaching and training assignments, she was also a member of textbook committees. She has several publications in the area of ELT and Inclusive Education. Gender studies have always fascinated her and provided the impetus for writing the book Eve in the Land of Kali. She has a popular blog on Facebook listed in her name. About the blog, she writes, “You will find musings and poems on this site mostly about my experiences, straddling the domains of child and adult, urban woman and primordial female.” An avid bird watcher who cultivates a bird-friendly garden, growing orchids is a passion with her. Her many interests spill over into the stories she writes. Currently, she lives in Mysore with her husband.
