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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhen he rested his soul in peace, her beauty sorrowed in ink, and he was reborn to make life perfect for her in the book, Peepal is calling, a collection of ten short stories.
Teasing through the palate of colors spread in the vital journey of survival, each story in the book stirs an eddy. The author touches all the emotions ranging from agony to celebration as she introduces the readers to her, Peepal who with every flip travels through the unacquainted passages of life.
Her stories are glimpses from her life and from the lives of people with whom she has shared a few moments at crossroads. In all the stories, loss and gain are harmonized such that they promise to touch each soul and reveal to them the joy in the subtle blending of shadows and light.
Her misty canvas in, The lost smile, his Paper Hearts, her Freedom and his number, 11 Her Fate, all present a perfect combination of a good pick.
Gargee 'Bhama'
Gargee Gupta acknowledged as Gargee “Bhama”, the author of the book, is an educator by profession. Brimming with creativity, she pens with great ease in English as well as in Hindi. Her versatility finds a place in both prose and poetry writing. Having been in this space, her stories and poems have found a place in the most widely read publication in India – Dainik Bhaskar.
Apart from weaving tales, her love affair with canvas needs a special mention. Colors have been a medium for her to converse with the world, and have found way into her poetry too. She speaks through her writings and canvas, a medium she is equally well versed in.
This book celebrates her soul mate and gives a sneak peek into could-bes and would-bes. It is a conversation between a soul and a body.
