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A short story collection with World's Shortest Story and never told love stories written by Shajil Anthru. Shajil Anthru talks to his readers from his heart. A heart to heart communication takes place between the writer and reader in all his stories... His language and the form of the story are not based on intelligence or thought. All his stories and writings reflect the language of his heart. He says "“My creative works are not cool breeze or virgin water. They are the creation of my pain and anguish. When I lay on the arrow bed with utmost helplessness, I write.” EY is the shortest published story in the world ever. This story surpasses the six-word story written by Ernest Hemingway, which claims to be the shortest story in the world. This short story of Shajil Anthru, who transcends the boundaries of language, can be described as a story with international language.Shajil Anthru’s world shortest story is in line with the Pooh-Pooh theory which says that words, emotions and expressions created language and La-La theory developed from the voices and sounds of love. Chu is about Ava and Karan starting a new journey of life. voyage. At the begin of journey Ava assures herself not to be sad. Karan looked relaxed and is enjoying the music soothing down from his music pod. He is eager to attend the felicitation ceremony. Yes! He is pacing fast to the much awaited felicitation of his life. He believed so. A Love Story never told... And many more love stories...
SHAJIL ANTHRU
SHAJIL ANTHRU Born in Trivandrum in 1968 to K M Anthru and Jameela Beevi, Shajil Anthru started writing short stories and poems at small ages following the footsteps of his father K M Anthru, a short story writer and essayist in Malayalam. His first published creative writing is an English poem at the age of 11. Thereafter he published stories, poems and essays in leading newspapers and magazines in Malayalam. His published works are Rekshakante Varavu (2010) – Malayalam short story collection, Utharam (2013) – Malayalam novel, Swapanagalile Pakshi (2017) – Malayalam poetry collection and Over a Cup of Tea (2018) - Love story collection in English which includes world’s shortest story. In 2007 he Scripted, directed, and wrote lyrics for his telefilm “Daivam Vannu” based on his short story. He is married to Mini H S. His daughter is Roshni S. By profession, he is an Engineer with Quality and Project Management skills. At present, he is working as Principal (Polytechnics) under Directorate of Technical Education, Kerala. Address: Sarod, Thonnackal P O, Trivandrum – 695317. Email: shajilanthru@gmail.com
