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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The author perceived the idea of writing this book over a glass of whiskey with a close friend. The stories have been selected by him out of over 100 which have been published in various magazines all over the world. The location of the stories is the East having an erotic tinge.
The stories cover a wide gamut of human emotions and glorify love with all its hedonistic aspects. They will take the reader into a world of fantasy when he will read tales of an encounter with a rickshaw puller and the canonization of love as brought out by the Lord when he stated that ‘not a leaf moves without my will.’
M G Singh
MG Singh is a well-known writer whose novels and works of fiction have made a splash. He is an Air Veteran and an aluminous of the Staff College. He was a member of the Apex Air Staff Inspection team and commanded 3 units. He is a graduate in Law, Management(MBA), PG in Military Science and Physics, He took his premature release and rose to significant positions in the corporate world. Presently he is a corporate advisor. He is a prolific writer with over 10,000 articles on a variety of subjects on the net. He has also published over 100 short stories, some of which have been collected by him and published in this book.
The author is a keen observer of human behavior and is widely traveled. With a background of schooling from the prestigious TAFS, St Marys, and Stanes High School followed by college degrees from the Kurukshetra, Bombay, and Madras University, the author is a devotee of Lord Krishna and many of his fictional themes center on the Lord's famous dictum, ‘ Not a leaf moves without my will.’
MG has now published 17 books including 7 novels and 4 books on warfare and all its aspects. Many have hailed him as the 3rd known writer of fiction with a military background, in the tradition of John Masters and Manohar Molgonkar in a 100 years
