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Book Thieves by Dr. Santosh Bakaya
The protagonist in this story shifts to Lotus Colony, Jagatpura, Jaipur and through his bedroom window often sees an odd pair in the park, opposite the colony- a grandfather-grandson pair, who invariably comes on Sundays and sits on a bench under a a gulmohar tree . They
read – laugh – read – laugh … read …
Every morning the park is at its vibrant best when joggers in their colorful jogging suits, kids at their squealing best, and birds at their chirping best, raise a storm there. The protagonist also starts going to the park on Sundays, and tries to eavesdrop on their conversation and finds that the two are always reading and discussing books.
Then suddenly books start disappearing from his house ….
#About the Author
Dr. Santosh Bakaya
Recipient of many national and international awards,
academic - poet -essayist- novelist - biographer – editor -Ted Speaker –
creative-writing mentor, Dr. Santosh Bakaya has been internationally acclaimed
for her Poetic biography of Mahatma Gandhi, [Ballad of Bapu].
Her Ted Talk on The Myth of Writers Block, is very popular in creative writing Circles.
Some of her books are:
Where are the Lilacs? [Poetry]
Under the Apple Boughs [Poetry]
Songs of Belligerence [Poetry].
Flights from my Terrace [Essays]
A Skyful of Balloons [Novella]
Bring out the tall Tales [Short stories with Avijit Sarkar]
Only in Darkness can you see the Stars [a Biography of Martin Luther King Jr]
She runs a very popular column Morning Meanderings in Learning and Creativity.com.
Her International Reuel award winning long, narrative hundred page poem, Oh Hark! is about to hit the market in a new form
with illustrations by Avijit Sarkar.
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By Chrysanthemum ChroniclesThe protagonist in this story shifts to Lotus Colony, Jagatpura, Jaipur and through his bedroom window often sees an odd pair in the park, opposite the colony- a grandfather-grandson pair, who invariably comes on Sundays and sits on a bench under a a gulmohar tree . They
read – laugh – read – laugh … read …
Every morning the park is at its vibrant best when joggers in their colorful jogging suits, kids at their squealing best, and birds at their chirping best, raise a storm there. The protagonist also starts going to the park on Sundays, and tries to eavesdrop on their conversation and finds that the two are always reading and discussing books.
Then suddenly books start disappearing from his house ….
#About the Author
Dr. Santosh Bakaya
Recipient of many national and international awards,
academic - poet -essayist- novelist - biographer – editor -Ted Speaker –
creative-writing mentor, Dr. Santosh Bakaya has been internationally acclaimed
for her Poetic biography of Mahatma Gandhi, [Ballad of Bapu].
Her Ted Talk on The Myth of Writers Block, is very popular in creative writing Circles.
Some of her books are:
Where are the Lilacs? [Poetry]
Under the Apple Boughs [Poetry]
Songs of Belligerence [Poetry].
Flights from my Terrace [Essays]
A Skyful of Balloons [Novella]
Bring out the tall Tales [Short stories with Avijit Sarkar]
Only in Darkness can you see the Stars [a Biography of Martin Luther King Jr]
She runs a very popular column Morning Meanderings in Learning and Creativity.com.
Her International Reuel award winning long, narrative hundred page poem, Oh Hark! is about to hit the market in a new form
with illustrations by Avijit Sarkar.