Vasusena sat on the steps of the small house, helping Padmavathy’s uncle in repairing a chariot. “I thought you would have forgotten all this,” he told Vasusena. “It’s good to see you still remember your trade.” Vasusena smiled. “How can one forget the craft one learned from the cradle, uncle?” “So true,” the old man … More The Life that Never Was: Part Five
Their journey was uneventful. Vasusena was worried about what might happen. Suyodhana would do his best to dissuade his father, and as a rule, Dhritarashtra never denied his son anything, but this time might be an exception. Vasusena found himself hoping that the war would not happen. But for how long? He wondered. The cousins … More The Life That Never Was: Chapter Four
He repaired to his tent and changed his dress. After that he went to see Padmavathy. She was overseeing the packing of his dresses and hers for their trip. Two neat bundles, one larger than the other lay on the floor of her tent. He then proceeded to see if the chariot was ready. It … More The Life That Never Was: Chapter Three
Krishna and the Pandavas were perhaps the last persons he would have liked to run into right then. He had not seen Krishna since his mission to Hastinapura as the envoy of his cousins. And the last time he saw the five Pandavas together might have been on the day they left for exile. He … More The Life That Never Was: Chapter Two
He swam ashore almost lazily. He would have liked to stay in the river a while longer, but he had a few things to do. Padmavathy never made very many demands but whenever she made one, Vasusena had invariably complied. So when she wanted to worship at the temple of Siva in her ancestral village … More The Life that Never Was: Chapter One
Max was startled to hear the knock. He was also feeling somewhat irritated. He could not imagine who it could have been, to totally ignore the “Do Not Disturb” sign. It could not be any of the hotel staff. But he knew no one there. No one who would ignore a “Do Not Disturb” sign … More The Vampire and the Hunter Final Part
Originally posted on Library Blog @ Kendriya Vidyalaya Idukki:
MRS GEETHA KRISHNAN IN ‘MEET THE AUTHOR’ AT K V IDUKKI KendriyaVidyalaya ,Idukki organized “Meet the Author Programme” with the renowned writer Mrs.Geetha Krishnan in the Vidyalaya on 12thOctober.Mrs.GeethaKrishnan,a brilliant writer of a few unique books like Ayana, Mahabharatha, Dharmasasthrapanarathaya etc. She is presently working as Chief…
Max was thoughtful as he entered the restaurant. Dracula, he noticed, was sitting alone in a table near the entrance, apparently engrossed in the newspaper. Max walked past him to his usual table. Having ordered his usual breakfast, he watched his quarry. It was surprising that he should have remembered Lucard so clearly. But now … More The Vampire and the Hunter Part Three
Alexander looked around the hotel and suppressed a groan. It was beginning to seem like a wild goose chase. It seemed highly unlikely for any vampire hunter to be in a place as remote as this. It was equally improbable for one as successful as Hawthorn to be taking a break and that too in … More The Vampire and the Hunter Part Two
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