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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
COVID had estranged our exuberance; let’s endeavour to bring this vibrancy back into our lives.
A passionate traveller inadvertently indulges in a form of ‘hedonism’ that essentially says ‘pleasure is the highest good and a proper aim of human life’.
To achieve this objective, let’s ignite the quest to witness our constantly evolving planet, its various manifestations and its myriad creations. One can do this either by visiting such places or viewing them vicariously through the author’s eyes.
This is the second book in line by the award winning author whose first book ‘Travelogue Across Hemispheres’ had captured the imagination of its readers. The rare reviews that this book has garnered are testimony to the level of credibility this author has gathered.
With an unwavering belief that writer’s effort should be to pen as such that his readers experience his own experiences, he saddled himself with a camera, tripod, paper and a pen, and off he is globe-trotting.
To click the little fairylands of the world and collect the scattered jewels of incredible places and share with his incredible readers, a captivating text for both, avid and armchair travellers.
Bhupender Gupta
The genesis of Bhupender Gupta’s penchant for writing comes from the time when he was the President of the Student’s Union where writing press notes or letters to ‘Who’s Who’ in journalism or politics was a matter of routine. Writing on travels thus is probably a natural corollary.
This is the author’s second book after his critically acclaimed first book ‘Travelogue Across Hemispheres’ won awards and accolades alike, along with several heartening and reassuring reviews.
Technocrat by education and businessman by profession, initial hectic schedules had made travel an unintended casualty. However, now a simulating foray into hitherto unchartered chapter has commenced.
Emanating from belief that ‘The student within you should never die or become an inadvertent casualty to growing age’, the writer, once again, with pen in his hand and a camera over his shoulders, has stepped out calling in on exotic destinations.
As visuals begin to communicate they turn into words. The enormity of nature’s benevolence has now become increasingly comprehensible. Advent of person with science background into the field of literature is there for all to judge.
