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326 pages, Paperback
Published January 10, 2026
About the author
Samraat Singh
10 booksSamraat Singh is the pen name of Jainendra Gautam, a 27-year-old Indian author, born and raised in Patna, Bihar. He is known for his contributions to contemporary literature, especially in genres that blend suspense, mystery, spirituality, and social commentary. Samraat Singh’s body of work spans both fiction and poetry, with his most notable books being A Death Day Saga and Rap Genesis (DoDo).
Early Life and Education
Jainendra Gautam was born and raised in Bihar, India. He completed his senior secondary education at DAV Public School, BSEB Colony, before earning a degree in Geology from Patna University. He has worked professionally at CSIR-CIMFR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research - Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research) and holds a Group B (Non-Gazetted) qualification from the Geological Survey of India. Samraat is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Geoinformatics, which has significantly influenced his writing style, bringing a distinct analytical depth and introspection to his narratives.
Writing Career
Under his pen name Samraat Singh, Jainendra has become recognized for creating intricate, emotionally charged narratives that explore complex human emotions, societal issues, and historical events. His writing is characterized by its analytical approach, immersive storytelling, and deep emotional engagement. Through works like A Death Day Saga and Rap Genesis, he has earned acclaim for merging deep philosophical insights and complex character portrayals with introspection and social critique.
Rap Genesis: A Symphony of Words, Rhythm, and Revolution
Released in 2024, Rap Genesis is a groundbreaking anthology blending the art of rap and literature. The collection is divided into six albums, with five in English and one in Hindi. The work serves as a powerful exploration of identity, resilience, faith, and social commentary.
1. WHO'RE YOU: A raw, introspective album exploring self-identity.
2. The Boy Who Lost His Diary: A poignant reflection on memory, loss, and personal growth.
3. FUN AND FANATICS [Mixtape]: A lively and eclectic mix, delving into human existence and its contrasts.
4. GOD IS ALL: A spiritual journey exploring faith, divinity, and human morality.
5. 1149 (हिन्दी): A Hindi album exploring Indian culture, emotions, and social realities.
6. AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY: A sharp commentary on exclusivity, privilege, and societal boundaries.
Each album in Rap Genesis challenges societal norms, pushing readers to reflect on their own lives and beliefs. The work brings together the energy of rap with the depth of traditional literary techniques, making it a unique and dynamic experience for readers.
A Death Day Saga
The A Death Day Saga is a four-book series that spans a thrilling journey of love, betrayal, survival, and intense suspense. Set against the backdrop of political unrest in colonial Calcutta, the series follows the life of Rajib Mukul Mukherjee as he confronts personal and societal struggles, unraveling conspiracies and battling forces of darkness.
1. A Death Day (Novella): Set during the Bengal famine and the fight for Indian independence, this novella introduces Rajib and his connection with Ritu. Amidst national chaos, they must face rebellion, caste divides, and unspoken societal truths.
2. A Death Day: Spin-Off: Rajib discovers clues that Ritu might still be alive. This thrilling continuation explores his alliance with Ayesha as they delve deeper into a deadly conspiracy.
3. The Shadows Reborn: Ritu’s rise as a powerful figure within a criminal syndicate forces Rajib to confront his love for her and make difficult choices between duty and emotion.
4. The Architect’s Web: In the final installment, Rajib battles a shadowy mastermind, Nyx, who plans to destabilize the world through a global conspiracy. The series concludes in a tense race through Europe and the Arctic to dismantle "The Web."
Each book in the seri
Early Life and Education
Jainendra Gautam was born and raised in Bihar, India. He completed his senior secondary education at DAV Public School, BSEB Colony, before earning a degree in Geology from Patna University. He has worked professionally at CSIR-CIMFR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research - Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research) and holds a Group B (Non-Gazetted) qualification from the Geological Survey of India. Samraat is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Geoinformatics, which has significantly influenced his writing style, bringing a distinct analytical depth and introspection to his narratives.
Writing Career
Under his pen name Samraat Singh, Jainendra has become recognized for creating intricate, emotionally charged narratives that explore complex human emotions, societal issues, and historical events. His writing is characterized by its analytical approach, immersive storytelling, and deep emotional engagement. Through works like A Death Day Saga and Rap Genesis, he has earned acclaim for merging deep philosophical insights and complex character portrayals with introspection and social critique.
Rap Genesis: A Symphony of Words, Rhythm, and Revolution
Released in 2024, Rap Genesis is a groundbreaking anthology blending the art of rap and literature. The collection is divided into six albums, with five in English and one in Hindi. The work serves as a powerful exploration of identity, resilience, faith, and social commentary.
1. WHO'RE YOU: A raw, introspective album exploring self-identity.
2. The Boy Who Lost His Diary: A poignant reflection on memory, loss, and personal growth.
3. FUN AND FANATICS [Mixtape]: A lively and eclectic mix, delving into human existence and its contrasts.
4. GOD IS ALL: A spiritual journey exploring faith, divinity, and human morality.
5. 1149 (हिन्दी): A Hindi album exploring Indian culture, emotions, and social realities.
6. AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY: A sharp commentary on exclusivity, privilege, and societal boundaries.
Each album in Rap Genesis challenges societal norms, pushing readers to reflect on their own lives and beliefs. The work brings together the energy of rap with the depth of traditional literary techniques, making it a unique and dynamic experience for readers.
A Death Day Saga
The A Death Day Saga is a four-book series that spans a thrilling journey of love, betrayal, survival, and intense suspense. Set against the backdrop of political unrest in colonial Calcutta, the series follows the life of Rajib Mukul Mukherjee as he confronts personal and societal struggles, unraveling conspiracies and battling forces of darkness.
1. A Death Day (Novella): Set during the Bengal famine and the fight for Indian independence, this novella introduces Rajib and his connection with Ritu. Amidst national chaos, they must face rebellion, caste divides, and unspoken societal truths.
2. A Death Day: Spin-Off: Rajib discovers clues that Ritu might still be alive. This thrilling continuation explores his alliance with Ayesha as they delve deeper into a deadly conspiracy.
3. The Shadows Reborn: Ritu’s rise as a powerful figure within a criminal syndicate forces Rajib to confront his love for her and make difficult choices between duty and emotion.
4. The Architect’s Web: In the final installment, Rajib battles a shadowy mastermind, Nyx, who plans to destabilize the world through a global conspiracy. The series concludes in a tense race through Europe and the Arctic to dismantle "The Web."
Each book in the seri
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