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A retired Indian man visits his son in New Jersey. On a walk, he encounters aliens. Fantasy Planet is about their interaction.
In Half-Knowledge: Zeeshan Ali, aka Zee, a young engineering student, is a genius. He creates a gadget which can read minds, but his experimental trials take him on some dangerous adventures. Can his intelligence save him?
Himalayananda is a story of two greedy businessmen, Bhatia and Ved, who chance upon a hermit. They name him Himalayanada and try to make some money by auctioning him. But what quirk of fate leads Pushpa, a Tollywood heroine, to bid for him?
In The Card Game, a group of retired couples decide to spend a day in a resort playing cards. But things take a turn as crimes unfold in the cottages around theirs and reach a climax when a dead body is found. Emotions run high as they discover that the games being played don’t just involve a deck of cards!
From property fights and human frailties and emotions to interactions with alien life and the link between God and aliens, this book holds much more within its pages.
Hyderabad–Jersey Tales is an interesting, inspiring collection of stories and poems that have a backdrop of either Hyderabad or New Jersey.
Mani
R Subramanyam, aka Mani, is a retired engineer with a penchant for writing.
Born in Nagpur, Mani spent his childhood in Hyderabad, did his schooling in New Delhi and engineering in Hyderabad. He spent the next 20 years working for TATA, TISCO and TELCO in Jamshedpur.
At forty, he became an entrepreneur by starting a manufacturing unit to produce mechanical parts used in PSUs. Soon after, life took him to Abu Dhabi and Jordan where he went back to working for a couple of years before he returned to Hyderabad for his career.
After retirement, he has taken to writing full time. His first book, It Happened, is a biography of his father Shri Ramamoorthy which is for private circulation only.
Mani lives in Hyderabad with his wife Valli who is a ghazal singer. New Jersey, USA is his second home where his son lives with his family. These two cities form the inspiration for his book.
When he’s not penning down his thoughts, he’s most likely experimenting in the kitchen, driving or spreading joy around.
