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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe village doctor is the wealthiest, and also the most important man. If the village were a puppet show, he would be the puppet-master. Everything centres round authority.
Dula, the village’s most sought-after bachelor, marries a woman from a village across the river. Everything centres round a clash of cultures.
Pitambar, a Brahmin priest, makes his living from officiating weddings, prayers and pujas, and death ceremonies. Everything centres round finding moneymaking opportunities.
RadhiNani has her ear to the ground, when it comes to these three separate paths. It takes spying on a mysterious visitor to find where the three paths dovetail into one, murky, insidious path.
B P Samal
B P Samal is a vision scientist by profession. Deeply influenced by the life and ways of the secluded fishing hamlets by the Bay of Bengal, where he grew up, he is an avid traveller and admirer of the Indian countryside. He is passionate about cooking and enjoys trying out traditional coastal Indian recipes. This is his first book. He is currently working on his next book, which chronicles anecdotes and stories involving fishermen from Odisha. He currently lives in Bhubaneswar, India, managing his vision care, vision therapy and sports vision practice.
