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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Every single opportunity to listen tirelessly to grandparents and their stories, day after day, no matter how many times they were retold, is indeed a genuine blessing. As childhood makes way for adulthood, these warm-hearted tales are replaced by stress-filled realities. Kannur to Hosur is the journey of such an adult, whose everyday life has been entirely consumed by an overwhelming void. Despite this, he is trying to find a way to thaw his heart by recollecting, revisiting some cherished bonds and stories of his childhood.
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Yadhu Krishnan P
Yadhu Krishnan P started his writing journey through movie reviews and gradually ventured into the world of blogging. One day, he decided to write a short story centred on a group of friends playing cricket, which later went on to become a full-fledged mystery thriller set in Hosur.
This is his second literary outing, while simultaneously working on his forthcoming book titled "God of Death", a fantasy set in medieval Kerala. It is his most ambitious work yet and drawing inspiration from manga, is structured in arcs. You can read the first arc on Medium or his Instagram page (immersivecinema). He hosts a podcast where he passionately discusses varied topics, primarily focusing on pop culture.
