Railway Babu My Father
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Railway Babu: My Father
A deeply moving account of a man full of contradictions, a saint during the day, an animated monster at night, a highly conflicted individual who loved all his kids but did not have the resources to provide them what they needed. A man who is tormented by the usurpation of his patriarchal authority, who finds comfort in cajoling his cow to deal with his emotions. A man who wants to live but cannot as death takes him away at the prime of his life.
Butterflies in My Bonnet
One day rolls over to another, these rollovers are impregnated with various events. Although they say one man's humour is another man's grief, we can always look at it from the humour side. The book brings out short stories where largely the humorous side is paramount. Be it collecting a simple milk packet or wishing someone a happy birthday, there is humour and laughter in the air. This is punctuated with some thoughts, narratives and more humour. This will make you smile for sure.
The Break-Up Clinic
Author: Dr. Govind Sharma IAS(Retd)
language: en
Publisher: Notion Press
Release Date: 2017-05-17
Is the break-up killing you? The scariest three words for a person in love are: It is over. The rejection from a loved one can be the most painful experience in life. Ajay, Karan and Nisha seek to end their lives as they are driven to despair by failed love relationships. After the near-fatal suicide attempts, the survivors are in the care of the Freudian Psychoanalyst Doctor Dev who works in a Break-up Clinic to accomplish his mission of providing succor to emotionally wounded persons. Will Doctor Dev be able to help Ajay, Karan and Nisha to come out of the emotional quagmire and move on? The Break-Up Clinic makes an attempt to answer the question: Why do some people suffer so much in love?