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I am currently working on an epic philosophical novel.
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The Timingila
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2018
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2 editions
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Lair Of The Monster
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A Tale of a Fairy Tale and other stories
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2014
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Stories Of Jivavarta
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2013
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The Uncharted Mind
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2025
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3 editions
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The Girl Who Asked Why and other stories
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Selected Short Stories by Shon Mehta
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expected publication
2025
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Stories Of Jivavarta: The Cage and the Sky (Allegory)
Rudhata, the Tapasi monk, was on his way from Vakshi to Vanpore. As he passed by a house on the way, he saw a large cage with several birds inside.
A compassionate man, he was troubled at the sight, and decided to do something about it. He immediately knocked on the door.
The owner stepped out, surprised. It was not often that a monk came knocking at his door.
“Why have you kept these sweet Read more of this blog post »
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“Someday, someone will walk into your life and make you realize why it never worked out with anyone else.”
― A Tale of a Fairy Tale and other stories
― A Tale of a Fairy Tale and other stories
“Power makes people ignore your sins. There is not much difference between acquiring power and achieving sainthood.”
― The Timingila
― The Timingila
“May you drink so much that you lose your fear, but not so much that you lose your mind.
May you eat so much that you gain your strength, but not so much that you lose your shape.”
― The Timingila
May you eat so much that you gain your strength, but not so much that you lose your shape.”
― The Timingila
“When parents put their faith above their child's well being, they fail as a parents.”
― Stories Of Jivavarta
― Stories Of Jivavarta
“Judge a man’s character by how he treats people he does not know, and things he does not own.”
― The Timingila
― The Timingila
“The Timingila: A Strange Fish
This is the story of an ancient sea,
And the monster, who made everyone flee.
Timingila was a strange fish,
Being free was his only wish.”
― The Timingila
This is the story of an ancient sea,
And the monster, who made everyone flee.
Timingila was a strange fish,
Being free was his only wish.”
― The Timingila
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