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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe sky and the earth meet at a wonderful place, the horizon. Spare some time, visit a place from where the horizon is visible, away from the man-made high risers. Feel the horizon, the changing colors, unforgettable, long lasting memories, and inimitable moments with the travelling path of the sun. Earth, the female, the life source has the priceless water and the precious air. However sky the male, huge, infinite but shallow just ridicules the minute size of earth, arrogant in his enormity. But there’s no life in sky and will never be. One can never see the horizon from the sky, the male and for that earth, the female, is the most appropriate place. The collection of stories presents the horizon from various parts of earth, the female that is a travel into horizon, Kshitij Ka Safar.
Kamal Kishore Joshi
Born in Uttarakhand, Kamal Kishore Joshi was born and brought up in Delhi and has no relation with literature to a distance. This collection of stories is a reflection of his hobby, writing. He is a Civil Engineer in a Government Organization. The author understands that the middle class and is inspired by them, especially the lower middle class that genuinely represents the behavior, thinking and nature of the society. He has made efforts to write stories that are not just objective but also to make a point about society.
