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Saturday, June 22, 2019
Turning multi-lingual... The Station Master soon to be in Bengali!My book, The Station Master,
is soon going to be available worldwide in Bengali! Ananda Publishers, the biggest publishers of Bengali
literature in India, has picked up the book for this purpose. It couldn't be a happier moment for me. While the launch date
is yet not known, the translation work is progressing apace and it should be around the end of this year that it comes out. The manner in which this enhances reach is perhaps understandable,
and like I hear, which Bengali--indeed, Indian--doesn't like a train-related tale told well! Those crisp ten stories are poised to acquire a new romance in the language
of romance, Bengali... My ambition is to also get a few other translation
done... soon. Hindi is obvious and why not Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, or Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, and so on? Surely,
an author can dream! The more readers read of this intrepid but humane Indian Railways official, the better I daresay for
all such officials... for the reader will know of the conditions they work in, the challenges they deal with, the tragedy
and the drama that happen so quietly, so hidden from the eyes of the average train passenger. And all that they do and need
to do, to keep the wheels in motion, far oftener smoothly than not. Do
read, and spread the word about it. Till the next time, with more news
and updates... cheerio!
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About IndranilIndranil Mukherjee is an aspiring author of fiction but a long-time amateur writer, who has taken a break
from his software career to give expression to his main passion: Writing. And if provided with timely sustenance to keep body
and soul together, he loves to read. Besides these, he digs driving, travelling to all corners of the world, sampling all
variety of food, meeting people, learning new stuff, listening to music, and about a couple of hundred other things. Curious
about life, and armed with 25 years’ worth of experience observing people from all over the world while working with
them, he fancies he has stories to tell. Rather nifty ones.
Besides completing this collection of short stories
based on an Indian Railways officer’s real-life experiences--he already has a novelette eBook selling on Amazon titled
"Re-Kill: when an assassin's professional pride is hurt..."--he has several works underway that comprise sci-fi,
fantasy-humour-adventure, thriller, and has a maelstrom of other plots whirling in his head that occasionally meld nicely
to create interesting dreams. And yes, a spot of scripting too.
Indranil is married to Sanghamitra, and they live
in Delhi, along with their mother. Their son, Ayoush, lives in the US, big into data.
He can be found right here
where his blog lives, awaiting updates on life, the universe, and everything.
You can contact him directly on this mail ID: indranilmukherjeeauthor@outlook.com
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