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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe Magic Carpet is a collection of poems written by two friends over the last 4 years. This will prove to be your perfect companion while on a journey, adding color to your travel. This will also give you great company when you want to introspect, when you want to enjoy life’s little joys, or when you want to get back to enjoying life when you are in the middle of a lot of serious things happening around you. There is the vivid description of the coolness and joy brought by the ‘Kerala Monsoon’, there is a lot to laugh about in ‘A Neighbour’s Dog’, ‘Cat’astrophe, we have shared our ideas on God in ‘Praise the Lord’, ‘Who is God?’ and ‘The God Inside’; there is philosophy in ‘The Puppet Show’; there are beautiful ideas laid out in ‘My Favourite Things’ and ‘Hilarious Hues of Humans’. ‘My Motherland’ will appeal to the patriot within you and ‘Perhaps’ will make you think if poverty is robbing our nation of bringing out the talent hidden in many of her sons and daughters!! Get on the Magic Carpet and join us on this exciting journey!!
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Shankar & Krithika V Anand
Shankar is a person who is extremely passionate about writing. He hails from God’s Own Country. He is versatile, well-read and a “walking encyclopedia” as many of his friends jokingly call him. More importantly, he celebrates life through his poetry. Be it a joyous occasion or a sad moment in life, be it an important day in his life or just another day, he is of the kind who can churn out multiple poems in just a couple of hours. Sometimes he writes poems while in a trance and then wonders – “When did I write this?!!”
Krithika is also a person who gets very amused by the small things happening around her. The feminine touch she brings to her writing is evident in each of her poems. A caring mother, some of her poems expresses emotions only a mother can. A published writer in “The Hindu”, she can get very eloquent on a seemingly uninspiring subject. A cat, a dog or even a quarrel between her kids is enough for her to feel the urge to write a poem.
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