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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This is a story of a little boy growing up in a remote village of Bengal in pre-independent India. Born to a rich family, the boy, Nimchand alias Nimu, enjoyed a privileged childhood in a huge mansion. After a few years, he lost his father, and the status of the family fell from grace. Nimchand found himself thrown in rough waters in a country torn apart by the freedom movements and religious conflicts. Mother Sarojini, a fiercely strong-minded woman, steadfastly stood against all hostile situations they faced and tried hard with the courage to rebuild her shattered family. Nimu, too, had to struggle hard to survive and get an education. This engrossing family saga is steeped in many strange phenomena—eerily suspenseful and piercingly fearful—occurring in traditional domestic settings.
This true story, deep-rooted in rural Bengal and enriched by its many festive occasions, is elegantly written with unscarred authenticity. A fascinating account of many characters with fine details is painstakingly and meticulously described in lucid prose with excellent narrative skill. In a world overstuffed with books of many kinds, the readers may find Roads of Uncertainty to be a welcoming exception and a pleasure to read.
Subhash C. Biswas
By profession, Subhash Biswas is a professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering and has taught and done research in a few universities in Canada and India. Although he was entirely engaged in Science and Engineering during his long career, he always tried to find some time from his busy schedule to enjoy works of art, especially literature. So, after retirement, he decided to devote his time to quench the thirst for his passion for literature. He took up the pen and began writing. He has written poems, essays and travelogues in both Bengali and English and have published them in North American as well as Kolkata magazines.
He has published a few books of poems and a book on travel. His book, India the Land of Gods, is available in the market. He is always engaged in writing, and a few more books are in the line for publishing.
