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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In the new world, a future couple, Martin and Martha, join hands with some of the remnants of the past, to create a secret plan to sabotage Sir Flambust’s merciless mission. They are forced to get into the post-future absurd games based on ancient mythologies, and suffer through several fantasy locations including the one that has the creepy Rainbow Deer lurking around...
Author: That's it? Barely a paragraph!
Narrator: This is my first time, sir, I don't know how to make it longer
Author: Rub it?
Narrator: Really? Jokes? I was talking about the description, damn it! Please do something, sir
Author: One paragraph is enough, I guess. No one is going to read this anyway, farewell
Narrator: You don't care, do you? Horrible! Why did you create this plot and make me suffer?
Author: Existential dilemma
Narrator: I hate you!
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Abhinand T
Abhinand.T (born November 7,1999, Kerala) a newly risen Indian novelist, known for his science-fiction trilogy of novels called The Pillscape Trilogy published in the year 2024 which includes; 'The Accidental Ventures of Kiran' 'The Damaged Pickup Truckerar' and 'The Flambopian Escapade'
The second son of Mr Thulasi.C and Mrs Sudha, has an elder brother, Aravind T. Abhinand earned his graduate degree in Malayalam Literature, and his post graduate degree in English Literature, both from Kerala University. He successfully achieved the certificate of UGC NET in English Literature, which is an exam conducted in India to determine the qualification for Assistant Professor in Indian universities and colleges.
He is passionate about writing and which encouraged him to become a full-time writer, specialized in existential philosophy. He is against the Alienation, Escapism and Selfishness widespread across the post-modern world, a major theme of his writings.
