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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
....another person yelled near the carcass of the buffalo. A lady screamed, “She seems dead!”
The little girl Ramayee asked, "Patti, you sold me just for thirty rupees?” the girl sobbed and accepted the old lady's proposal. Was it good or bad?
Nethuni asked, "What happened to my neighbours?" Kani replied, "They wiped off the people on those two or three streets. Most of them including men, women and babies fled to the North. On the way, many perished due to the shelling and…”
G. Rajeswaran Thampi
G. Rajeswaran Thampi hails from Suchindram, a small town, few miles north of Kanyakumari at the southern tip of mainland India. A postgraduate in Gandhian philosophy, his professional life as a government servant, saw him working across the length and breadth of the country. The writing bug bit him in his post-retirement years and his work RAJAMONI a novel in Malayalam was penned at the tender young age of seventy-five! In this debut work in English, he weaves a set of ten stories that relate tales of human frailty and vagaries of fate.
