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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A literary book is a mirror reflecting certain ideologies, norms, customs, traditions, history and civilization in a word-scape stylistic way of creative writing. To read/watch a society, to diagnose its plagues and to advance its cure or urgent antidotes are all melted in being a good friend with realistic literature.Therefore, my modest fictional play with its simple language containing about fifty short stories if being separated has been come to being for the sake of re-thinking. Every single story has its subtle scenario, sense and theme. In other words, (readers) make sure that you are going to pass through a safe journey mode but surprises, tricky statements, common social expressions, and idiomatic uses occupy good space throughout the book. Moreover, change of modes (tragicomedy) maintains ahead over the entire fictional play, i.e. the reader may go through ironies of various species and referential symbolic incidents that may join the first episode in the first lesson (chapter) with others throughout the book in a connotative manner. Thence, one may laugh painfully. They are not only going to laugh at the abstract situation of the scene but also to shed tears at the concrete reality of the society.
Dr. Mubarak Ali Ahmed Alhamadi Alyadoumi
The Author
Dr. Mubarak Ali Ahmed Al-Hamadi, Al-Yadoumi was born on 08 July 1984 in Daf village, Mabir city, Thamar governorate, Republic of Yemen. He is originally from De Yadoum village, Khulan province, Sana’a_ the Capital of Yemen. He is a poet, author, social activist and an asst. professor of English. He had done the M. A. Degree in English at S.R.T.M. University, India. His Ph. D. Degree in English was done at Dr. BAMU, Aurangabad, India, completed on 17-11-2018. He has also some published research papers in English. He has participated in about 20 international conferences, seminars and workshops. Moreover, he has published some books in English. Initially, his first poetry collection in English is titled Hell of Shebaland in which he attempted to picture the circumstances in Yemen in the second decade of the twentieth century. Then, the book titled Shackles on the Ladder of Light is his second poetry collection in English; the book sheds the whole light on the discouraging attitudes of the people in the poet’s surrounding environment and the self-resistance even with the self. The third book published is titled: Human Plagues in Literature Mirror: A Critical Study on Select World Literary Works; just collection of the author’s previous research works. His fourth book is entitled: Common Social and Political Predicaments in the Literary Works of the Select Nobel laureate Authors; a part of the author’s Ph.D. research work. The fifth book is entitled: Hearts in Rural Yemen; a tragicomedy reflecting some Yemeni cultural negativities regarding of love and marriage. Thorny Throne: Ten Crown Down is the sixth book published; a historical fiction with multi-story method. Still Fear: Trilogy is the seventh book published; three-short story collection describing three critical angles: fear, war, and discrimination. The last but not the least, Rusts of Minds (Lessons) is the current book right ahead…
