Not A Novel
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Behind every fictional character I wrote, there was always a real emotion I never fully knew how to explain.
Not a Novel is simply the unfiltered version of that person the mind behind the stories, the military obsessions, the overthinking, and all the feelings that stayed long after the books ended.
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Anu, a girl from Kerala, embarks on a trip to Delhi to join University. Little did she know that her journey would take an unexpected turn when she meets Viren, a Delhite returning home after an event. From the moment they are seated next to each other on the train, sparks fly as they engage in an heated argument. Their conversations often revolve around their respective states, each believing theirs is better.
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