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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSet in an imaginary, south Indian rural village, Monsoon Minds offers a collection of stories featuring a host of individual characters and their deepemotions.
The story, A Rural Desire, is about Sugadamma, a frail, elderly woman, whose wish was to die peacefully. The desire to die was expressed as a wish to see her photo printed under the obituary columns of the vernacular daily. In An Old Love Story, a young man reflects on his time in the city, the relationship that quelled his homesickness, and the sadness at the loss of his love. The Young Flower Vendor is a story of a friendship between a young flower vendor on the streets in a small village and a man from the city.
Through a host of unique fictional characters, Monsoon Minds offers insight into the world, culture, and lives of Indians.
Ravi Nambiar
Ravi Nambiar fulfils his inner passion of writing on human values while assuming the role of a corporate executive and a serial entrepreneur.
His topics of interests generally include the emotional trauma, which is socially relevant. Most of his writings are inspired by real life experiences of people he came across while living in various parts of India. A few satiric articles written by Ravi Nambiar on social issues were published in the Indian Express and the Times of India in the past.
A firm believer in the Theory of Karma, Ravi continues to look around for inspiration for his work.
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