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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
After the earth is devastated by a Third World War and plate tectonic forces, an autocratic government called The Village emerges in 2222 AD that uses the then turned deadly rays of the sun and its quantum supercomputer Nemesis to devise a viral, psychological illness that keeps the populace under control, governed by the enigmatic Boss and his son, the Sir.
Arnab Chatterjee
Arnab Chatterjee is interested in Indian history, archaeology, mythology, cultural and dystopian studies, et al., to name a few, and has a wide array of interests. He has penned over ten volumes of poetry and written short stories, plays, critical essays, a travelogue and monographs, some of which await publication. Having taught at colleges and universities in India for over twelve years, presently he is engaged in a self-imposed, non-funded project as regards the study of the Indus Valley Civilization and its enigmatic, undeciphered script. He loves travelling, reading, exploring, teaching and is active on social media, maintaining his own Facebook book blog “Poetry, Drama, Fiction” (PDF). His most recent books are The Meeting & Other Plays (2020, Kindle Direct Publishing; USA) and Footnotes of History: A Tale of the Mahabharata (2020, One Point Six Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; Mumbai). P. is his first novel.
