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Pankaj Suneja
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Born
in India
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May 2013
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Gulabi
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published
2014
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5 editions
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The Mobile Phone
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2015
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The Mobile Phone
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Fragile Hearts Shine Brightly
A short story about a boy named Mohan who finds deep friendship on his way in a journey to new place.
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Photo by mali desha on UnsplashA 10-year-old boy, Mohan with a bushy hair finds himself sitting on a pavement, looks at the passer-by who walk around and are quite busy and have no time to pause. They are in rush. Few of them look at Mohan who sits on the pavement but then nothing more happens than
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“Wasteland is land which is worthless
for cultivation. Like a child who has been emotionally
bruised in a way that can never heal.”
― The Mobile Phone
for cultivation. Like a child who has been emotionally
bruised in a way that can never heal.”
― The Mobile Phone
“What the pen was doing for Rohit right now, the paper
mobile phone did for Prabhu.”
― The Mobile Phone
mobile phone did for Prabhu.”
― The Mobile Phone
“There comes a time in your life, when you are left with too many yesterdays and very less tomorrows. When you can look back and relive all the golden moments of your life. You would laugh thinking about your graduation day, or the teacher who changed your life, or how you met your soulmate. But then, you look ahead and you would realize that there is no future – no tomorrow to look forward to, and nothing to plan. Then what would you do? How would you go on and live a future that doesn't exist?”
― The Infinite Equinox
― The Infinite Equinox
“and when all the wars are over, a butterfly will still be beautiful.”
― Scenes from a Writer's Life
― Scenes from a Writer's Life
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Hi Pankaj, thank you for your friend request and the offer to review Gulabi. I'd love to! Thank you for considering me.
Hello Pankaj! I received your friend request, and your offer of your book via ebook. I would love to receive your ebook Gulabi. Please send the link. Do you have an epub edition? I'll provide an honest review.
Thanks for the offer of the Gulabi e-book; sounds interesting. Yes, please. I'd like to have a soft copy for review.
Hello Pankaj,I am in. Send it over. I will do the rest.
Hi Pankaj, thanks for friending me and offering me the ebook of your creation, I'm happy. But there's one problem, I don't have a kindle and I don't usually have ebook (saves those pdf copies of novels). So, what do you think?
Hello Pankaj. Thanks for the friend request. I came to send you a message (reply to the message you sent me) but it seems like users are not allowed to send messages to author pages. So I am writing here. I would love to receive a copy of your book 'Gulabi' in exchange of an honest review. If you wish to discuss further on this matter, please send me a private message to my Goodreads account.I wish you all the best with your book.
Mehnaz
I would very much like to read an ebook copy of your book, Gulabi, in exchange for an honest review. I accidentally deleted the message you sent to me so I don't have the website any more, and I haven't been able to send you a private message. I hope you read this. Thanks!
I would be happy to read an ebook or pdf version of Gulabi. When I attended University my majors were Psychology and Sociology, so when I saw your book it really sparked my interest. After I am finished I will make sure to give your book a review on Goodreads and amazon.com, if it is listed on the site.
I notice I can't message you with my email on Goodreads, so just let me know. I would rather not post it on a public page if possible. Thanks!
