Stories from A Troubled Boy

Stories from A Troubled Boy

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..and I was different. "He is weird," said my seniors, tone redolent with mockery. And nicknames began. I have now lost count of the names. There are many, and it reached my home. My single mother was worried about who I was going to be. Though shelves flooded with trophies were telling a proud tale, but she wanted a different story and I was beaten very much that evening. That was beginning of all. That was beginning of my writing. Actually, that made me sensitive and whenever sensitivity starting oozing out of my six feet body, I resorted to taking it out on a paper. This anthology draws an inspiration from my life and people around it taking on topic like sensitivity, sexuality, feminism, friendship and ME. The best thing about this book is you will relate to it.
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