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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In ‘Home As The Birds Fly,’ the author allows the protagonist, Doug Geoghegan, a young professor of English at a junior college in Bangalore, to narrate the story of his life in his own way. He writes about his boyish and passionate love for one woman with an agenda of her own and his fondness for another, his childhood friend who slowly drifted away from him.
He sometimes quotes from an old diary, jumping forward, backwards, and then forward again, narrating his memories as they come to him.
‘Home As The Birds Fly’ is a love story about a young man who describes his journey back home, back to the girl he could never stop loving.
But who is this woman? Is she the one with the red hair and aqua-blue eyes? Or is she the one who, in truth, was crazy for him? And then, after all the years of separation, does he go back home to her at last?
Cindy Pereira
Cindy Pereira, born and raised in Bangalore, India, prefers to be called a storyteller rather than a writer. Her love for making up stories began at a very young age when her dolls became the actors for scripts written in her mind. This turned to writing in middle school when she and her best friend penned stories for each other, complete with binding and cover pages. Some of her stories spark from life events, and some are just yarns.
She enjoys working through the nitty-gritties of building up a long story just as much as she jumps to the challenge of writing flash fiction.
Cindy has a Master’s Degree in English Literature and loves to trek, run and ‘catch the sun.’ She is married and lives with her husband in Bangalore.
