Join me on a tour of the Allahabad from The Mists of Brahma, as we wander through the locations in the book. Check out the two Hanumanji Mandirs, the Coffee House, Company Bagh and the two schools mentioned in the book - Boys High School and St.Josephs College, in...
Here's a short video I created from my visit to the Sangam at Allahabad. Since this features in The Mists of Brahma, and is a sacred place, I thought I should share it with you. This is a 6 minute video and I hope you enjoy the views and tour of the Sangam.
For those readers who are curious about the science behind the liquid body armour that I have described in The Mists of Brahma, here is some additional information. I have used the science behind all of these, with a dose of licence since I am writing fantasy (this is...
The events in The Mists of Brahma take place over a period of almost a year. While I have mentioned how much time has passed in each chapter where more than a day has elapsed after the previous chapter, I realise it can be a bit confusing and even disorienting to...
Five Years Ago New Delhi Maya tossed and turned in her sleep. The nightmare had her in its steely grip and would not let go. Her body stiffened, her muscles tensed, as her brain responded to the horrifying scenes that were playing out in her mind. Her hands clutched...
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As you all know, I draw inspiration for my stories, characters and locations from real life. And one of the key settings in Son of Bhrigu is the Gurukul. While the concept of the Gurukul is thousands of years old, none of the ancient texts really describe a Gurukul....
