Alma & Loren
Viva Librte shares a journey with an impelling plot with her readers, moving them to tears with a surprising and special story, along with wonderful and authentic descriptions of the vast and fascinating city of New York and a taste of the mysteries of Manhattan. Two women in their fifties, Alma, who works as a librarian at the New York Public Library, and her friend Loren, an author from Israel, spend a weekend in Atlantic City. On their way to the city of gambling, they go through a chain of events and upheaval, from an encounter and sexual harassment to being mysteriously followed by two guys. One of the women commits a serious criminal offence and gets into trouble with the law, and her action puts their friendship of many years in question. A special meeting with Kayn, a shrewd criminal investigator, manages to take the investigation into previously unknown areas. A spontaneous meeting with a charming Latin man and the connection between different worlds offers one of them a chance at beautiful and mature love.
Blind Men Write
ABOUT THE BOOK Journey of a girl, from her childhood to womanhood, her agonies and dejection to finally becoming successful. ABOUT THE AUTHOR After studying BA (Hons.) and MA (Economics) from Delhi University, B S Chauhan joined the Indian Economic Service in 1980. He then qualified Civil Services Exam (1983 Batch) and worked in many important Departments and Ministries of the Government of India. While as Director in the Prime Minister’s office, Chauhan worked with Shri P V Narsimha Rao, Shri I K Gujral, Shri H. D. Deve Gowda, and Shri Atal Vihari Vajpayee. He was an officer on special duty of Shri P M Sayeed, Deputy Speaker during 11th and 12th Lok Sabha. Joined Deputy Speaker’s and Prime Minister’s delegation of about 15 countries and also in the UN General Assembly in New York and Non-Aligned Moment Meeting in Columbia. Led Indian delegation on special assignments to Japan, Philippines, Maldives, and Nepal. Currently working as Media Advisor at the time of publication of this novel. His collection of short stories “Beti ko Talashti Ankhein” was published in 2010. Chauhan is associated with many NGOs working for welfare and development. His articles have also been published worldwide. He is a member of Screen Writers Association and has a special interest in literature and films.
The Fox That Learned How To Fly pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional
Autobiographical fiction
A Game Lost and Won
The book is a candid story of an ordinary engineering student. The story depicts the struggle of an unassuming student who makes a wrong career choice initially to land up in a terrible state of depression. His story is not that of failed person’s, but of a person’s struggle to become successful in life against all odds.
Daya ka Dwar
मेरे पास घर पर दो पेन हैं – एक के साथ मैं िलखती हूं। मैंने 20 िकताबें – लघु कथाओं के और िकए हैं। दूसरे के साथ मैं पिरवार के कानून के वकील के रूप में दावे या दलील के बयान िलखती हूं। 2015 के बाद से – एसोिसएशन के और “मोज़ैिनम” के के के पद पर हूँ। मैं में लेखन पढ़ाती हूं और िसखाती हूं, और कभी-कभी संपादक के रूप में भी काम करती हूं। मेरे लेखन के बारे में कुछ में िदया गया है। मेरी का कई भाषाओं में अनुवाद हुआ। मुझे कई और अनुदान िमले, िजनमें द टेल-एिवव फाउंडेशन फॉर एंड फॉर िलटरेचर(1980) भी शािमल है। “तहरा” मेरी एक िकताब पर आधािरत थी और दुिनया भर में समारोहों में कई जीती है और (2017) िमली।
The Blazer of St. Clair
Ron Tansy’s loyalty to his two oldest friends would be tested when a bear crashed their graduation party in northern Minnesota. It was the time of Vietnam and their lives would follow different paths. Ron would guard nuclear missile silos for the Air Force in Wyoming while Terry saw action in the war and Brett disappeared into the bowls of army intelligence. When they met again it was over something they all loved from their usher days at the St. Clair; a great movie. The Day of the Jackal. After the film and their reactions to it, all three seemed to have mysteriously found their sea legs. Ron was largely invested in real estate and vague about the seed money that made it possible, Brett, now Robert, seemed to be a low-level diplomat overseas, which neither of them believed, while Terry used a few years in the French Foreign Legion to find another line of work that hid from the light of day. After Terry became satisfied with Ron’s ability to work with money, he asked to deposit a large sum with Ron who only asked for Terry’s story, in return. It was close to too fantastic to believe and yet somehow dripping with irresistible intrigue. A deal was struck and as the years passed, it seemed to Ron as though the pair might never meet again. He was wrong……..It’s not bad.
Rajan ki Mahi
ABOUT THE BOOK Journey of a girl, from her childhood to womanhood, her agonies and dejection to finally becoming successful. ABOUT THE AUTHOR After studying BA (Hons.) and MA (Economics) from Delhi University, B S Chauhan joined the Indian Economic Service in 1980. He then qualified Civil Services Exam (1983 Batch) and worked in many important Departments and Ministries of the Government of India. While as Director in the Prime Minister’s office, Chauhan worked with Shri P V Narsimha Rao, Shri I K Gujral, Shri H. D. Deve Gowda, and Shri Atal Vihari Vajpayee. He was an officer on special duty of Shri P M Sayeed, Deputy Speaker during 11th and 12th Lok Sabha. Joined Deputy Speaker’s and Prime Minister’s delegation of about 15 countries and also in the UN General Assembly in New York and Non-Aligned Moment Meeting in Columbia. Led Indian delegation on special assignments to Japan, Philippines, Maldives, and Nepal. Currently working as Media Advisor at the time of publication of this novel. His collection of short stories “Beti ko Talashti Ankhein” was published in 2010. Chauhan is associated with many NGOs working for welfare and development. His articles have also been published worldwide. He is a member of Screen Writers Association and has a special interest in literature and films.
Through The Green Veil
Arunav Barua’s Through the Green Veil resonates with the readers’ search for anchor in times which have been both difficult and not. The poet establishes that nature is our constant companion. The poems appeal to the organic sensibilities of the readers and comfort the soul.
I Hear the Muse
Arunav Barua’s I Hear The Muse is a collection of poems that seek beyond time and use the space-time continuum that is given to us. The verses compel the readers to think and go on a journey with the poet in search for an emotional meaning.