Flying Dandelion Fuzz

Who knows of a village boy who wants to become a pirate or the old man who sits every evening trying to stick together a torn old wedding card? This book brings forth the stories of a moment—stories which do not usually make the rounds but are hidden in every nook or corner may be within a box of chocolates or a sealed envelope inscribed upon a train ticket or even peeping through a bicycle tyre. This book is brimming over with those ‘not-quite’ stories which get lost through the ages—simply because they remain untold stories of the common just-so-ordinary multitude. An exploration of that unknown smile of the milkman who comes to deliver milk each day at your doorstep or may be the inaudible tales of the security guard of your apartment as he stands there all day humming his favourite tune an exploration of a whole gamut of undiscovered emotions is what the lines strive for. And as far as the book is concerned you never know where flying dandelion fuzz will reach but it stays with the wind.