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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What you ain't buying this!
Here's a story about a bunch of teens. It is so talkative that a blurb won't do justice to it.
Maybe your curiosity to know what happens when you aim for the moon and you don't even hit the stars.
Maybe you want to know how and what it is if the naive heart of a teen is broken. Maybe you wish to know a girl trying her best to beat the odds.
If all these “maybe” is something you quest for, then “It began When I Missed” is the one you must not miss.
Lafictioner, Deepankar Singh, Tushar Tantwa, Arman Nazeer, Alok Pandey
Alok Pandey
"Lead to change, explore to live"
Living to explore the different phases of happiness and life. Uses his imagination to create a world where indifferences are subjective. " It began when I missed" is the story that initially was drafted by his procrastination practice, and love for manga, and animes. Having no experience in the writing genre he was enthusiast enough to bring together a group of friends who later were called Lafictioner. He is the founding member of the club that created a book to just the quest of one looking for it.
Deepankar Singh.
"Socialist by nature, Capitalist by deed."
The love for literature usually drives every reader to write something, The same has driven him to start blogging and work passionately in the industry of content creation and marketing. "It Started when I missed" is one of those pieces that is very close to him. It is a collection of emotions that is dwelled by him and his college friends. He has brewed all his experiences of blogging and content writing into this piece of literature.
Armaan Nazeer
"In love with metaphors!"
I, Armaan Nazeer one of the founding members and active members of Lafictioner. Like most of the other writers, I also started writing with heartbreak, (sarcasm, in there!) and now find myself very well fit in this poet-cum-writer-cum-author saga. My belief lies in being honest with words as close as possible (sarcasm, in there too!). Writing chapters and reviewing them was a lengthy task but, for the love of god, I didn't give up, although the fellow writer also encouraged me to become better and better. I thank everyone who has been supporting me from the start. And also thanks to you, the readers, that you tolerated our story to end, now finish your part recommend it.
Tushar Tantwa
"Always high on tea."
An ordinary guy who doesn't like to talk much but is always down for some deep conversations. A diverse way of expressing thoughts made me fall in love with writing. Black is not just my favorite color but it is the color of my pen's ink that gives me the opportunity to paint the paper with words. From writing poems to writing chapters, the journey was truly astonishing.
Hope you enjoyed the novel.
