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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
ABOUT THE BOOK
"I Wish I Would Die" by Sahil Javed is a lovely compilation of 30 tales that will surprise everyone. These chapters cover everything: the various stages of life, loneliness, silence, and much more! Every chapter is linked to a story, and the daily events have been correlated to real life. The book is compiled in such a way that the 30th chapter of the book is equal to the rest of 29 chapters.
These are my random thoughts on random topics; doesn’t it look weird to read this?
Sahil Javed
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Oh right, how about an open-ended question? Nobody has ever questioned me about myself, and now that I'm a writer, it seems even more important. I scream at thinking of willingly exposing so much of myself. I maintain an illusion that anything I write and distribute to my innocent audience does not expose my true self. Is there a certain technique to write a few sentences about the author without boring the readers to tears? I don’t believe so.
