| Author: | Anupam Sen Gupta | ISBN: | 9781482840995 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India | Publication: | February 3, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anupam Sen Gupta |
| ISBN: | 9781482840995 |
| Publisher: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Publication: | February 3, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Partridge Publishing India |
| Language: | English |
The Colours of Sound captures some powerful experiences in the authors life. Real life experiences have been painted in beautiful colors of fiction, leaving a deep message in every story. From the hard truth of rejection for following ones heart and breaking conventions to locating star gates, experiencing the unknown, the stories capture dimensions of contemporary urban lifestyles to the oppression of the lower caste in remote India. The stories celebrate experiences that are unexpected. They deal with rebellion in a youth that becomes his second nature to loneliness of a creative thinker to voyeurism in upmarket condominiums. The outburst of an artist after having compromised on his instincts and creativity for recognition and money, stories deals with the humility of a leader in the corporate world to the exemplary unity of people on a remote island against the backdrop of communal violence of Babri Mosque demolition, the collection offers insight in human behavioral patterns and elements contributing to it. Hidden in fiction, a process to develop the mid brain has been shared while questioning the genesis of mankind. The Colours of Sound is a collection of intense stories that encourages the readers to reflect.
The Colours of Sound captures some powerful experiences in the authors life. Real life experiences have been painted in beautiful colors of fiction, leaving a deep message in every story. From the hard truth of rejection for following ones heart and breaking conventions to locating star gates, experiencing the unknown, the stories capture dimensions of contemporary urban lifestyles to the oppression of the lower caste in remote India. The stories celebrate experiences that are unexpected. They deal with rebellion in a youth that becomes his second nature to loneliness of a creative thinker to voyeurism in upmarket condominiums. The outburst of an artist after having compromised on his instincts and creativity for recognition and money, stories deals with the humility of a leader in the corporate world to the exemplary unity of people on a remote island against the backdrop of communal violence of Babri Mosque demolition, the collection offers insight in human behavioral patterns and elements contributing to it. Hidden in fiction, a process to develop the mid brain has been shared while questioning the genesis of mankind. The Colours of Sound is a collection of intense stories that encourages the readers to reflect.
