Drizzles Departed

This anthology invites you for an exciting expedition into the mind-blowing depths of science and mystery through the immeasurable heights of philosophy along with an incredible journey across spacetime to discover the cosmic secrets of a little boy's new toy. With layers of human-psychology and a sprinkle of satire, it will take you into the witty tales of Shivansh, Dhanraj's unstoppable obsession towards money, Kieran Paxton’s horrible campus life and also into the exciting process of making a superhero team. Accompanied by dazzling poems that will make you appreciate nature's simple pleasures more, and heartfelt essays about the joys of literature. Drizzles Departed is a hauntingly beautiful collection of moments that will stay with you far longer after you have put down the book.

Pratik Kamath is currently a student at St Aloysius College, is a writer and an editor, with his penchant for grammar and solid narration. He has edited all the stories in this anthology, along with providing feedback about its overall quality, proving exteremely helpful for the publishing of this book. When requested to write his own story in the anthology, he came up with a story which demonstrated his love for dark humor and morbid narration, as well as his sadistic impulses of toying with his readers.

Siddharth Nair is also a student of St Aloysius College, with Science in mind and art in heart, Siddharth loves intimate stories which explore the psychologies and philosophiesof the characters involved. Despite all the hardships and troubles the morally complex fictional characters face, Siddharth himself is an optimist when it comes to the human soul, which is clearly visible in his poems which showcases his romantic views towards life in general.

Suhan Bangera is an engineering student at Sahyadri College, Mangalore. His personal and familial ties to the coastal city inspired some of his first short stories. Even though he gains multiple inspirations from multiple works from wildly different genres. He usually writes high concept stories with shades of mystery, and unreliable protagonists with similarly messed up moralities.

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