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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The name 'Kallistê' means 'most beautiful'. This book was declared during the international girl child week. Kallistê suits the central theme of this book — the Girl Child!
At first, I was not sure about the success of this book and decided to take submissions through 25th December 2020, so that I may find at least a handful of writers and thinkers. But I must confess that the hidden talents in the not so famous places of India have surprised me by showering their love and I am grateful to all the painters and writers who have shown interest in my humble initiatives under the Indian Literature Series that I am currently working on.
Travelers from across the globe have yet to see more of India than they have known and walked. Now that I have received eighty odd entries for both the books under this series, I can tell that the Indian Dream is yet to express itself in many more colors unknown to the world.
This volume of Kallistê contains paintings and the writings by the painters. I am sure you would love the works by the painters and their poetry too!
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Noel Lorenz
An author from the city of joy, Kolkata, Abhisek Ghosh has been writing for more than a decade. He has published Hindi Literature and poetry under the pen name of Abhisek Kalkattawale. He has published English literature and poetry under the pseudonym of Noel Lorenz. A full time practitioner of Zen meditation since 2013, he is a romance, crime, and horror writer. You will find a pinch of horror and mystery in all of his stories. At the end of the day, the poet in him always takes over as romance gets the better of him once again, and he jots down a shayari or haiku. Read his Haiku and Tanka collection on Kindle.
Being a student of science and law, it has taken him on a mysterious journey on the path of philosophy which reflects in his writings. There is always a deep message at the end of every story, a lesson, he wants to share with his readers. Born to Bengali parents and raised in the city of joy, Calcutta (Now Kolkata), India, he has drawn inspiration from his grandfather, who was a writer himself, but never published, writing has always been a passion from childhood. Publishing books is a dream come true.
My dream was to become an author someday.
God’s awesome graces and my hard work has led me here. I am thankful to God and everyone else who helped me in whatever way possible. I wish to help other writers achieve their dreams in my small ways.
