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This book is the second edition of the collection earlier titled “Kaleidoscope: Short Stories of Many Hues”. This second edition is now named “Kaleidoscope: Stories about Grief and Loss”. Many stories from the older edition have been removed and replaced by newer stories that are more aligned with the theme of grief and loss.
This is a collection of stories about life, death, illness and an afterlife. It has stories about human behavior after experiencing grief and personal loss, most likely death or suffering of a loved one. These stories emote, entertain and enlighten, and may even leave you with a sultry smile about the comic, human side of tragic situations on certain occasions.
This book contains stories which will haunt you, tingle your spine, provoke thought and, sometimes, even bring a smile in the most tragic of circumstances.
With stories of loss, grief, tragedy and comic irreverence, this collection promises the reader the many tragic, comic, and spooky shades of life, death, and everything before and after that. Grab your copy now!!
Ranjit Kulkarni
Ranjit Kulkarni is an author with a penchant for portraying characters from the real world and weaving stories around their apparently mundane lives.
Born and brought up in Mumbai, Kulkarni spent his childhood in the environs of urban, middle-class India. As an adult, he’s travelled the world, exploring the cityscapes of America, getting lost in the natural beauty of Europe, and absorbing the tastes and sounds of Asia.
With his constant knack for observation and a deep-seated fondness of reflection, he loves crafting sensitive tales that entertain and provoke thought. When not writing, Kulkarni loves reading and going on trips with his wife.
