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Do not be fooled by the quiet. On this bus, no one screams. The horror is in the way they breathe—in the practiced, steady rhythm of survival.
Each passenger is a ghost haunting their own life: a man carrying the weight of a promise that has already died, a woman whose success is a cage built brick by brick, a girl who sketches the world because she is terrified of living in it.
They are all running, not toward a destination, but from the terrifying silence within. A silence that asks: Is this it? Is this all you will ever be? This novel is not about a journey. It is about the slow, quiet erosion of the self under the weight of the life you carry, and the imagined weightlessness of the stranger beside you. It is the horrifying discovery that you can be surrounded by ghosts just like you, and still believe you are the only one who is haunted.
"We are all just ghosts driving."
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Naman Mishra
Naman Mishra’s journey as a writer began during his graduation, where he encountered remarkable individuals who inspired him to challenge societal norms through his words. Influenced not only by these interactions but also by the world around him, Naman found himself driven to write — weaving stories that reflect real struggles and unspoken truths. Currently he is a doctoral researcher in Economics, where he balances rigorous research with his passion for storytelling. His work delves into the complexities of society, confronting stigmas, stereotypes, and issues often left in the shadows. Through both his research and his writing, Naman strives to spark thought, empathy, and meaningful change in the world.
