About the Book
In these compelling stories, Sathya Saran straddles two distinct worlds- the surreal and the very real. These are maps of the mind, charting the unknown and the intangible and connecting it with the here and now of everyday life. These stories are about love and understanding, about despair and courage and about fear and faith.
These and many more stories, regulated by a prose that is both fluid and simple, create a rich and varying landscape and make you reach into the hidden niches of memory, to grab at familiar moments - either actually lived or fantasized about, and sometimes...feared.
About the Author(s)
One of India's leading journalists, Sathya Saran is editor of the popular women's magazine Me, one of DNA's many publications. Apart from short stories and articles on cinema she has written extensively on issues concerning women.
Winner of many national awards, Sathya has received the Young Journalist Award, , the Bharat Nirman, and the Mahila Shiromani Award, which was presented by the First Lady of India, for her contribution to journalism.
She has worked in Femina and edited India’s first weekly magazine for women ME which was credited with breaking new ground in magazine journalism. ME was part of the DNA basket of offerings, and boasted of a circulation of 400,000 copies.
