Writers Pouch

When a young king asks his court scholars what mere mortals could do to add significant value and meaning to their existence, only one of them answers adequately through a horrifying dream.

Chirag’s fourteenth birthday is a forgotten celebration. Through parallel diary entries, this story reveals the hidden struggles of a boy desperate for love and understanding, and of his mother, who is doing her best.

Amith finds himself adrift on the shores of his past. From a curious boy in a forgotten village, full of mischief and adventure with his childhood friends Raju and Raghu, to a man grappling with heartbreak and regret.

Siddharth Basu, through an accident, finds out that he is adopted. Infuriated at his adopted parents for lying and at his biological mother for giving him up, Siddharth leaves his home to meet his birth mother, for she at last wants to see him.

Have you ever read the longing of a desperate soul trying to mend its broken mind? No? Do so now.

Of all the things that the Narrator’s mother owned, there was one special box that really caught the attention of the narrator. Even as a kid. What is it?