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Void
Void is a collection of ten thought-provoking short stories primarily dealing with topical societal issues. Themes include - lesbians, Godmen, female infanticide, sexism, commercialism, philosophy, love, colorism, stereotypes.
119 pages, Paperback
Published October 2, 2015
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About the author
Sarang Jairaj
2 books5 followersSarang is a software engineer by profession, but identifies himself as a writer. He has previously published two anthologies - Pendulum and Void.
When not writing, he is either busy reading fiction, exploring new music, or playing with his feline daughters.
He writes poems and short write-ups on Instragram, where you can get in touch with him at @powerpuffwords
When not writing, he is either busy reading fiction, exploring new music, or playing with his feline daughters.
He writes poems and short write-ups on Instragram, where you can get in touch with him at @powerpuffwords
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December 17, 2020
Wow! Just Wow!
An amazing collection of some harsh, real, almost unbelievably beautiful short stories.
The author doesn't really care about what the lesson at the end is, he just wants to make the reader think. Think about the lesbian lover that broke up with her girlfriend over hiccups, think about the man and his friends that sleep beneath his mattress, think about the dog that hates himself.
Sarang is raw, he is uninhibited and he is here to stay. What an amazing book. What an amazing effort! Kudos to the young writer!
An amazing collection of some harsh, real, almost unbelievably beautiful short stories.
The author doesn't really care about what the lesson at the end is, he just wants to make the reader think. Think about the lesbian lover that broke up with her girlfriend over hiccups, think about the man and his friends that sleep beneath his mattress, think about the dog that hates himself.
Sarang is raw, he is uninhibited and he is here to stay. What an amazing book. What an amazing effort! Kudos to the young writer!
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