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A G Chaudhuri

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I never wrote much when I was young. Writing used to be a painful and loathsome task, limited only to the stacks of nasty-looking workbooks and textbooks on my bedroom desk, in addition to the ones I lugged around every day in my heavy schoolbag, like a mule.

Interestingly, when I was still 9 or 10, I became adept at managing kids, mostly younger cousins and less-than-human offspring of visiting family friends. I told them stories and kept their little minds away from their mundane tasks (which ranged from smashing windowpanes to setting the house on fire!) Sometimes, a grateful parent would overhear and later thank me profusely for my noble contribution to their social life, quite unaware that the stories were all made up by me (once again, by compulsion; reading was also a pretty shitty job at that time.)

Many years have gone by and now I’m back to telling stories again. But nowadays, I read a lot as well. And I'm still quite the natural artist that I was in my childhood. Although, sketchpens and paper have now been conveniently replaced by MS Paint (check out my book cover and profile picture)

So that’s me, in short. Read my stories and feel free to tell me whatever you think. Thanks.

My ID: abhishekghoshchaudhuri@gmail.com

CAUTIONARY MESSAGE TO FELLOW AUTHONOMISTS :
PLEASE BE VERY CAREFUL WHILE EDITING YOUR UPLOADED MANUSCRIPTS. IF AT ANY TIME DURING THE PROCESS, YOUR UPLOAD FALLS BELOW 10K WORDS, YOU'LL END UP LOSING ALL YOUR BACKERS. ITS AN UNFORTUNATE GLITCH IN THE SYSTEM. BEST TO ADD REVISED CHAPTERS FIRST AND THEN DELETE THE REDUNDANT ONES.

favourite books


Too many to name. I read almost anything.

On authonomy.com, I would highly recommend the following works:

MORAL POWER (Motivational / Religious) - Mary E. Caruana
PRINTED WORDS ON EMPTY PAGES (Short stories) - Charles Bruno
SUPREME ORDER (Non-fiction) - Danielle Hayes
SEE-SAW (Non-fiction / Biography) - Dave Hill
JUST WHEN I NEEDED TO LAUGH (Non-fiction) - Sandy Simmonds
THROUGH GREEN'S EYES (Collection of Poetry) - Green H
COMPASS: JOURNEY OF THE SOUL (Non-fiction / Motivational) - Penelope V. Yorke
THE NOODLE TRAIL (Biography / Travelogue) - Eileen Kardos
MUTE (Sci-fi) - Brian Bandell
MOTHER KNOWS BEST (Sci-fi) - Peter T. Allen
TRAPPED (Inspirational) - Fran Macilvey

This list will grow to include all those titles that deserve a permanent place on my small bookshelf but are too big for the latter to accomodate.

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Shining Dawn

A. G. Chaudhuri

Sci-fi thriller based in a dystopian alternate reality.
How far would you go to learn the truth ?


An amnesiac physicist.
A clandestine experiment.
An animalistic killer.
A self-proclaimed saviour.
And a gifted child.

Together, they hold the answer to a mystery older than time.

The world is on its last legs.
Civilisation has reached the pinnacle of progress but its foundations have been corroded by a race that is steeped in arrogance, greed and corruption. Amidst impending threats of global ecological catastrophe and warfare over the planet’s limited resources, mankind marches towards an unknown end.

As the world reels on the brink of chaos, a disgraced physicist fights to uncover his forgotten past. But unknown to him, there are powerful forces at work against him. An unexpected incident dumps him on the wrong side of the law, and he suddenly finds himself running for his life. Aided by a shadowy organisation, he embarks on a fact-finding mission and gets pitted against a diabolical and seemingly invincible adversary.

Soon, he realises that his own foggy past may be inextricably linked to the fate of the entire planet, and that his lost memories may also hold the key to a bizarre and terrifying secret...


[The complete MS is just over 120,000 words long]

 

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Lara wrote 1 day ago

You are still on my shelf! I would appreciate your looking at my book....

Aidan wrote 1 day ago

"I’ll be pleased to return the read and offer my feedback." How are y....

cicuta wrote 1 day ago

Dear Sir! At last it is so good to meet you! I am so grateful for you....

Dr.More wrote 1 day ago

Hi Chaudhuri, congrats on reaching no. 1. Great show. I have added yo....

J.V. Douglas wrote 2 days ago

Wil do...good luck.

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I wrote 1 day ago

Dear Robin, Wow! The pitch enthralled me. I loved your choice of names – Dramascus for an actor and Vanguard for an ex-soldier, very inventive. TIGHTROPE reminded me so much of THUNDER Agents, a popular comic book from the ‘60s, and one of my favourites. The premise was no less interesting – one ... view book

I wrote 1 day ago

Dear Tyler, You’ve tackled a very sensitive issue quite effortlessly. It’s ‘sensitive’ because even today in our liberal and free societies, many young people may be going through the same problems and feeling lost and bitter. It’s really very intelligent of you to address these concerns through... view book

I wrote 1 day ago

Dear Carl, The short pitch is excellent. The long pitch is equally good with some rather quirky use of punctuation. :-) That same approach is also noted in the rest of your narrative. If not deliberately ignored, it can somewhat tarnish the otherwise gratifying reading experience. On the positiv... view book

I wrote 2 days ago

Dear Joel, Here’s my review of ‘The Shout of the Phoenix’. Great title and great cover followed by a very well written long pitch. The short pitch can be improved by keeping it short and direct, instead of mentioning all the things that can easily find their place in the longer version. The p... view book

I wrote 3 days ago

Dear Barbara, I finally made it to your book. Here’s what I think. The long pitch. It lacks consistency. It’s somewhat functional in that it tells the reader what to expect. But, it needs to be more strongly worded so that it carries the punch that good pitches are meant to deliver. Presentl... view book

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