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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Experience the vivid hues of "The Colour of Words," an enthralling collection of short stories that traverse the tapestry of the human spirit. Delving through heartfelt romances, emotional tragedies, dystopian worlds, and red-hot embers, each tale is imbued with a unique hue, revealing the nature and depth of our shared human experiences.
Immerse yourself in the blushes of pink, where gentle spirits flourish, fostering love and enriching existence. Traverse the depths of blue, where tragedy and drama intertwine, pulling at your heartstrings, with the echo of a sighing weep. Feel your pulse quicken as you encounter the intense hues of red, from gripping crime thrillers to passionate adult romances that leave you breathless. Finally, explore the moral abyss of black, where the question of "What is human?" lingers, leaving you pondering. Explore the hues, feel the emotions, and discover the true essence of "The Colour of Words."
Arun J
Arun J is an enthusiast of life who fell in love with the universe made of pages. Through his stories, he aims to weave the many natures of human experiences and portray the different shades of what makes us "Human." Drawing inspiration from the daydreams of his inner child, often, his stories have a personal touch weaved into their very fabric.
Arun has always been amazed by the creativity this world has in abundance. To contribute to such wonders is a privilege he certainly acknowledges. Through his life, his studies, his words, or even his innate nerdiness, he yearns to create an imprint on the graceful blue rock we all share.
Born in the green lushes of Kerala within the cultural mosaic known as India, he is a part of the most diverse country on the face of Earth. It is also through the lenses of Indian life that many of his stories take inspiration. Beyond boundaries and divisions, above culture and abnormity, he hopes to connect to the world, as a human, through the tales of humanity his words portray.
