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The Raconteur
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Jyoti Prasad, unlike his name, had a rather dull-looking face. A nondescript face that would quickly fade from one’s memory like the thin morning mist after sunrise. Every morning, Jyoti Prasad, a ...
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1st Prize winner in the 'National Story Writing Challenge (Romance)'; 1st Prize winner in 'Keep it Short'; 2nd prize winner in 'A Summer's Tale'; 4th Prize winner in 'The Comedy Writing Challenge; Author of one of best entries in 'A Christmas Carol'; 7th Prize winner 'A Love Story'; 7th Prize winner in 'Crime Writing Festival- Murder Mystery; 8th prize winner 'Stories From the Future'.
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- 02 June 2019Beautifully written narrative. It was very interesting and all the anecdotes were hair-raising. Jyoti Prasad's tragedy of his wife's death is really heartrending. Very well written, friend. I am following you, so that I can read your writings. Thanks and regards.
- 12 February 2019What a tale! You have nailed the narration. Gripping and quite a turn of events, not to mention how subtly funny the piece is. Keep writing!
- 16 April 2019Brilliant, loved the way you kept readers on their toes through a character's (Jyoti Prasad ) intresting narration.
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