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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Dear reader,
This book isn’t your doctor; this is a mirror made by the material that regulates the functioning of my brain. This is me trying to let out my mind’s instability, insanity and any other similar noun starting with ‘i’. Because ‘I’ started the most turbulent decade of my life, the scary and exciting twenties and I feel a lot of things, often which are best conveyed by poetry. You will find poems to make you laugh, make you think, make you wonder and relate. And if we meet someday, you can buy me cup of coffee and tell me what you think, else you can always e-mail (but I prefer coffee!)
TLDR: Take humour, curiosity, stress, dilemma, frustration, opinion, fear, anxiety, joy and love, put it in a blender, take out the dough, bake it at the normal human body temperature and voila! You have it.
Saurabh Bosu
Saurabh Bosu is a Physics graduate who started writing poems and stories to tackle the grief of not being able to solve physics problems. The poems got published in his first book ‘The Cookie Jar’ but the physics problems are still ‘marked for review'
His influence in poetry comes from his personal experiences, events and his observation of daily life and his daily activities. Apart from poetry, he is also involved in writing horror short stories. He co-founded Formless Fusions, with his Univeristy mate and digital artist Ritukalpa Saikia which is the first ever cinematic writing blog which combines stories with animated artworks and background scores which adds to the ambience.
He is currently a Physics graduate of Tezpur University and is looking forward to writing more both for his blogs and upcoming books.
You can find him on Instagram: @poemstrace and @formless.fusions
