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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In Hastinapura, Atiratha and Radha find a baby floating in the river. In the palace, the impotent King Pandu is forced to abdicate the throne while his bastard half brother Vidura conspires with his queen Kunti. The blind King Dhritarashtra struggles against his autocratic uncle while the sage Vyasa fights desperately to avert a power struggle within the Kuru family. This is the saga of Mahabharata, as it has never been told before.
Geetha Krishnan
A banker by profession and a writer by passion, Geetha Krishnan is a native of Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala, the southernmost state of India.
She had been interested in writing from an early age. She also writes poetry in her spare time and has self-published a volume of poetry titled The End of the Rainbow. She has to her name various works like Karna: A Collection of Tales, Dharmasamsthapanarthaya: The Tale of a God Fettered, Ayana: the Journey, The Mahabharata: A Book of Tales, Into the Light, A Story Lost in Time, With One Swift Stroke, The Mansion, A Forgotten Melody; and Never a Good Time.
The death of her son in November 2019 has prompted the author to adopt his name as her penname under which she has published the title Blue.
The author may be contacted at geetha.krishnan75@gmail.com and is available on twitter @ormakal
Previews and excerpts from the author’s works may also be found at https://oflifeandmyths.wordpress.com and https://reflections-rari.blogspot.com
