"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Where is the last local heading?
What happens when Kirti Ahuja, receives a pink slip and feels dejected?
What will be her next step and why is she heading towards the last local?
How will Kirti overcome the feeling of being dejected and what is in the local that would change her situation?
Are you ready to ride in the last local with Kirti and enter into another world? Book your tickets before the last local leaves. See you there
Meghna Mukherjee
The most difficult part of writing is witing about yourself. Honestly speaking, I don't think I would be able to write my autobiography.
Born in a middle-class Bengali family, I have been brought up in a culturally rich family and values that strives to bring out the best in us as a human. My Parents always stressed being human before any other role we play.
On the professional front, I am a Clinical Psychologist. My career spans a decade working in hospitals and clinics and then in schools as a school counselor. As a child, I was surrounded by books, which helped me develop my reading, communication, and imaginary skills.
As a Mother, I wanted to imbibe the same qualities in my son, especially in reading. In this venture, I started framing new stories that he enjoyed and from there on began my journey into the field of writing, as an author.
I enjoy reading and writing mysteries, especially murder mysteries, as I love reading and following the likes of Agatha Christie, Sherlock Holmes, and Sydney Sheldon. Being a counselor, I have also ventured into self-help books which have been a hit amongst my friends and clients as well.
As an author, I wish to explore other genres as well. Hence, written on the subject of an Alternate Reality.
