In Few Words: Collection of shorter stories - Mohandoss, Ramaswami
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Does five-year-old Emma get the explanation she needs regarding death? What is strangely beautiful about that man who wakes up for his routine morning jog? When the relationship between two founders begins to collapse at a crucial juncture, will their dream survive the test of truth? There's the case of a master storyteller who is unable to narrate the most interesting story that he ever had, a warrior who finds inspiration in a tulip, and the soul mate who knows it all. Most of the stories are not what you are about to read. Inspired by true events, these warm characters are sure to leave you…mehr

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Does five-year-old Emma get the explanation she needs regarding death? What is strangely beautiful about that man who wakes up for his routine morning jog? When the relationship between two founders begins to collapse at a crucial juncture, will their dream survive the test of truth? There's the case of a master storyteller who is unable to narrate the most interesting story that he ever had, a warrior who finds inspiration in a tulip, and the soul mate who knows it all. Most of the stories are not what you are about to read. Inspired by true events, these warm characters are sure to leave you intrigued, inspired, and at times jolted. These are sixteen shorter stories told in few words.
Autorenporträt
Little did Ramaswami know two moments would influence and define who he would later become. The first moment was when he wrote his first computer program, and the other was when he wrote his first extempore poem. While the joy of creating something new gave birth to a techie, a silent writer was born out of the curiosity to understand that very creation. Over the past twenty years, the writer and the techie grew together to inspire, contrast with, and even contradict one another. In Few Words is the writer's bold attempt to seize his identity completely. Born and raised in Chennai, India, Ramaswami currently lives with his family in the beautiful city of Redmond, Washington.