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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalShishir Kumar Mishra was born in 1959 in the district of Saharsa in Bihar, India. At present, he lives at Saharsa. He is a professor of English literature and language and has taught in India as well as abroad. Shishir has an ardent love and passion for writing literature in Maithili and English. He is also an amateur musician. Read More...
Shishir Kumar Mishra was born in 1959 in the district of Saharsa in Bihar, India. At present, he lives at Saharsa. He is a professor of English literature and language and has taught in India as well as abroad. Shishir has an ardent love and passion for writing literature in Maithili and English. He is also an amateur musician.
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This collection of short stories represents multiple human experiences. The stories are about the experiences of a ghost, passionate love and infatuation in married life; conflict in conjugal life and its consequences, the cultural affluence of an Indian village; humor resultant of a rustic man’s habit of prank-playing, and undergoing an irksome experience of fishing.
Lalji Das and Shekhar have terrifying experiences while encountering ghosts. Champa a
This collection of short stories represents multiple human experiences. The stories are about the experiences of a ghost, passionate love and infatuation in married life; conflict in conjugal life and its consequences, the cultural affluence of an Indian village; humor resultant of a rustic man’s habit of prank-playing, and undergoing an irksome experience of fishing.
Lalji Das and Shekhar have terrifying experiences while encountering ghosts. Champa and Komal believe that love remains undefeated in the world and that even hell cannot stand in the path of love. Kalpana Devi’s undue imposition upon her son results into her own repentance of guilt. The fate of Kamlakshi exposes how misunderstanding in conjugal life annihilates family life. India Heaven presents a eulogy on the cultural affluence of an Indian village witnessed by Mr. Brown and Mr. Flory. Prank playing isn’t always good and sometimes throws a man into a crisis.
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