Azhar Sabri's Blog
April 5, 2017
The Chronic Mansion - A Horror Fiction Novel
The Chronic Mansion (which is an old bungalow that is situated around three km away from Azad Nagar) is a horror fiction novel, authored by Azhar Sabri, and was published by Blue Rose Publishers in February 2017. This is a story of three school boys and a girl. One day an incident happens and the girl is accidently killed by them.
“Let’s take her to the hospital,” I heard Daljeet saying emotionally.
“Are you kidding me, dude? The moment she is out of our grasp she will blurt out everything. They will file a complaint against us for gang rape. What will happen then? Let alone police, our own families will squeeze the life out of us,” Rahul said frustrated.
“Yes, right Rahul” Pratik agreed with him.
“So now?” Daljeet asked.
“There is no other way but to kill her,” Rahul said in a faint voice.
“What? What are you talking Rahul? She is our classmate,” Daljeet stammered out of shock. “No, we can’t do it, we just can’t do it. We can’t take the burden of such a heavy sin on our conscience,” Pratik denied, so did Daljeet.
“Wow great, whatever you did a few minutes earlier was not a sin? Did you even think for a bit when she was begging us, about sin and virtue? And by the way, I tried to stop you guys that time, but you, ignored me,” Rahul shouted angrily on Pratik.
All the characters and their roles are assigned very well. I mostly liked Wasim’s character who always supported his friend, Rahul Mehrotra, and was ready for every battle for friendship. He holds the plot of the story till the end. Secondly, a very naughty and funny character, Dimple Mehra, who is a cousin of Rahul Mehrotra, usually helps Wasim in every moment. They struggle a lot to find the solution for the complexity which comes with the death of Pratik and Daljeet.
The story is good so far. It never felt boring and the reading was enjoyable. The plot is maintained smartly and the characters are clarified very well. I personally suggest everyone go through this at least once.
http://www.boloji.com/index.cfm?md=Co...
Reviewed by: Shams Wali
“Let’s take her to the hospital,” I heard Daljeet saying emotionally.
“Are you kidding me, dude? The moment she is out of our grasp she will blurt out everything. They will file a complaint against us for gang rape. What will happen then? Let alone police, our own families will squeeze the life out of us,” Rahul said frustrated.
“Yes, right Rahul” Pratik agreed with him.
“So now?” Daljeet asked.
“There is no other way but to kill her,” Rahul said in a faint voice.
“What? What are you talking Rahul? She is our classmate,” Daljeet stammered out of shock. “No, we can’t do it, we just can’t do it. We can’t take the burden of such a heavy sin on our conscience,” Pratik denied, so did Daljeet.
“Wow great, whatever you did a few minutes earlier was not a sin? Did you even think for a bit when she was begging us, about sin and virtue? And by the way, I tried to stop you guys that time, but you, ignored me,” Rahul shouted angrily on Pratik.
All the characters and their roles are assigned very well. I mostly liked Wasim’s character who always supported his friend, Rahul Mehrotra, and was ready for every battle for friendship. He holds the plot of the story till the end. Secondly, a very naughty and funny character, Dimple Mehra, who is a cousin of Rahul Mehrotra, usually helps Wasim in every moment. They struggle a lot to find the solution for the complexity which comes with the death of Pratik and Daljeet.
The story is good so far. It never felt boring and the reading was enjoyable. The plot is maintained smartly and the characters are clarified very well. I personally suggest everyone go through this at least once.
http://www.boloji.com/index.cfm?md=Co...
Reviewed by: Shams Wali
March 23, 2017
Finally, writer Azhar Sabri reveals his dream in the form of a book 'The Chronic Mansion' (Merinews)
The man who started his career writing poetry and has since written two titles in Urdu, 'Urdu Poetry Book' and 'Sarhad Ke Us Paar', which was a fictional novel. Now, he has come up with 'The Chronic Mansion' an English fictional novel.
After struggling for many years, the book was published by Blue Rose Publishers and was released worldwide last month. Written by a young man who hails from a remote village in Gaya district, Bihar, and who wrote three titles back to back, of course, I am talking about Azhar Sabri who published his third title 'The Chronic Mansion' in February 2017.
In Focus
Writing a book was his dream and he decided to be an author when he completed his matriculation but the way to achieve his dream was not easy, but he didn't lose hope.
He started his career writing Urdu poetry. He learned basics of poetry for around a year and then started his career with his first title Urdu Poetry Book which was a collection of poetry. Encouraged by many relatives and people, his first creation received many accolades.
He, then, published his debut novel 'Sarhad Ke Us Paar', an Urdu fictional novel, while pursuing graduation. The response was not that good, but after completion of his degree in English honors he decided to write in English and completed his first English title.
Many publishing houses rejected his script but with high hopes, he submitted his script to Blue Rose Publishers. A few months later, the publishing house welcomed him with open arms.
As he said in a talk, "Of course this is my first English novel and finally I have revealed my dream in the form of a book." He is working on another project which can be expected till mid of 2018. The project will be covering a nationwide topic of early marriage and triple talaq.
As he briefed for his upcoming title, he said, "I am a practicing Muslim and I understand the complexities of the shariah law and the system of triple talaq." He has already signed two more projects with Blue Rose Publishers.The Chronic Mansion
After struggling for many years, the book was published by Blue Rose Publishers and was released worldwide last month. Written by a young man who hails from a remote village in Gaya district, Bihar, and who wrote three titles back to back, of course, I am talking about Azhar Sabri who published his third title 'The Chronic Mansion' in February 2017.
In Focus
Writing a book was his dream and he decided to be an author when he completed his matriculation but the way to achieve his dream was not easy, but he didn't lose hope.
He started his career writing Urdu poetry. He learned basics of poetry for around a year and then started his career with his first title Urdu Poetry Book which was a collection of poetry. Encouraged by many relatives and people, his first creation received many accolades.
He, then, published his debut novel 'Sarhad Ke Us Paar', an Urdu fictional novel, while pursuing graduation. The response was not that good, but after completion of his degree in English honors he decided to write in English and completed his first English title.
Many publishing houses rejected his script but with high hopes, he submitted his script to Blue Rose Publishers. A few months later, the publishing house welcomed him with open arms.
As he said in a talk, "Of course this is my first English novel and finally I have revealed my dream in the form of a book." He is working on another project which can be expected till mid of 2018. The project will be covering a nationwide topic of early marriage and triple talaq.
As he briefed for his upcoming title, he said, "I am a practicing Muslim and I understand the complexities of the shariah law and the system of triple talaq." He has already signed two more projects with Blue Rose Publishers.The Chronic Mansion
My recent title 'The Chronic Mansion' out now on Amazon and other online stores.
The Chronic Mansion
My recent title 'The Chronic Mansion' out now on Amazon (amzn.to/2nU5CvW) and other online stores, grab your copy now but don't forget to leave a valuable comment.
My recent title 'The Chronic Mansion' out now on Amazon (amzn.to/2nU5CvW) and other online stores, grab your copy now but don't forget to leave a valuable comment.
