Notes From The Himalayas: A Book Of Journals Poems And Short Stories From The Himalayas

<p>Rohan Chakraborty lives in a small village near Darjeeling in the eastern Himalayas (which is patiently waiting to become a tiny town someday) and wrIt's from there.</p><p>‹His move to the mountains (in 2018) was greatly inspired by the life and works of Ruskin Bond - the noted Indian writer of BrIt'sh descent. Ever since I read him first - he says - in my early twenties sitting at a semi-dark cobwebby corner of a government library in Assam I had been fostering in the innermost recesses of my heart a desire that'someday I would follow in his footsteps that I would live in the mountains and write from there.</p><p>His debut book <b>Notes from the Himalayas</b> is a collection of journals poems and short stories - written in an easy autobiographical manner - based on the odd incidents that take place in the laid-back life of a sleepy village in the Himalayas... and some of his musings perceptions and understanding of many aspects of life.</p><p>The author believes readers willlovethe simple notes poems and stories in this book. He has scribbled a series of poems delineating the various stages of aloveaffair. And speaking of the stories - all set in a sleepy himalayan hamlet - the author would like to particularly mention loveat the Pub' which the readers may find quite engrossing.</p><p>It's a book you wouldloveto keep on your bedside table or under the pillow... and read not once but over and over again.</p>