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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThere are stories that were never told, dreams that were never whispered and victories that were never celebrated. As the world spins on its own rhythm, we dance to the music we hear. There are things we often fail to see and messages we often miss out. We fret at our loss, cry at our wounds and weep over what we've lost. These poems will make you see beyond the dark days and learn that you are more than who you think you are. And above all, you will realize that you’re not alone in your suffering. There are messages that you can relate to and some that will let you think of yesterday and then tomorrow. Together, we shall share our tears of joy and sorrow.
John Laltluangliana
John was born and brought up in the small north-eastern state of Mizoram. He spent most of his childhood in Serchhip District, from where he drew most of his inspirations. He wrote his first story in fifth standard, when his old school building got blown down by a heavy cyclone. From then on, his grandparents and the rest of the family started encouraging him to keep records and descriptions. During his college days, he started participating in competitions and contributing to magazines by writing poetry and short stories. Presently, he works as the Deputy Project Director at ATMA Lunglei. This is his debut book. He loves music and literature and spends most of his time writing songs, short stories and poetry. His major interests are human emotions and life as a whole. He aspires to become an acclaimed writer and touch areas and fields that haven’t been explored yet.
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