"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLying in the bed and sipping their drinks, both of them started feeling warmth descending down their gullets. Caressing each other they had a feeling of déjà vu. After sometimes, the warmth started engulfing their bodies as well giving color to their faces. There was an insidious openness between them by now and he was surprised, when she suddenly pounced upon him and holding his face in both hands, with her mouth slightly open pressed her lips tightly against his and started sucking his lower lip. This chivalry aroused him too and the hooliganism started with full force. Both were fresh after the sound sleep in the afternoon. She seemed to be nearing the perpetual destination and begged with painful hilarity to hurry up. Within a few seconds, she gave a loud cry followed by a deafening silence as if the whole universe had come to a standstill. They felt as if they were falling abysmally beneath the deep earth in a bottomless gorge without any hope of survival. He pinched his own shoulder to see whether he was alive or not?
Brijender Mehta
Dr. Brijender Mehta, settled in New Delhi and working as a consultant
family physician for more than forty years. Voraciously addicted to literature since childhood really wanted to write, but could not due to his professional preoccupation. ‘Rainbow at Midnight’ is his debut contemporary novel.
Previously, a few short stories were published in a few small literary magazines surfacing for a few months with limited circulation perishing in natural death due to lack of finances and infrastructure. He has been the Chief Editor of the Medical College Magazine, ‘Rohmedcol’ for three years.
A novella and a number of short stories are in the pipeline and hopefully will be published this year only
