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- Author: Abhishek Goswami
- Publisher: Notion Press Media Pvt Ltd
- ISBN-10: 1646507487
- ISBN-13: 9781646507481
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Who is S-499, and what did Ravi and Vijay see? What is the connection between the red roses and Sydney? How did Vetaal help Vikram? And what is the curse of Shiva? Curse of Shiva and Other Tales is an engaging collection of short stories and poems, which covers various themes. The short stories depict tales of science fiction, adventure, history, struggles and achievements. It delves into how one's choices and actions in life cause unintended consequences for all. The collection of poems discusses themes like nature, life, and our role as an individual and the relationship we have with the outer world. The eternal conflict between our inner world and the outer world at large is a recurrent theme in many of the poems.
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- Author: Abhishek Goswami
- Publisher: Notion Press Media Pvt Ltd
- ISBN-10: 1646507487
- ISBN-13: 9781646507481
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 0.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Who is S-499, and what did Ravi and Vijay see? What is the connection between the red roses and Sydney? How did Vetaal help Vikram? And what is the curse of Shiva? Curse of Shiva and Other Tales is an engaging collection of short stories and poems, which covers various themes. The short stories depict tales of science fiction, adventure, history, struggles and achievements. It delves into how one's choices and actions in life cause unintended consequences for all. The collection of poems discusses themes like nature, life, and our role as an individual and the relationship we have with the outer world. The eternal conflict between our inner world and the outer world at large is a recurrent theme in many of the poems.
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