Myself to blame? by Deepak Dubey.

The Story:

The collection is a crude satire on blatant and sexist traditions, bourgeois morality, an ideology of patriarchy and gendered social discrimination, inculcating values with respect for culture, and reflection of the inner soul. It is deemed to answer why Apathy gets its hands in paving the way for the development of existentialism agony that leads a person to suicide? It entails bitter truths of life that have been artistically captured through a series of five short heart-wrenching stories. The distinctness provided through various elements of senses gives you the self-righteous way to envision it with your mind.

My Take:

Autor Deepak Dubey is back with his new book with his second book Myself to blame? (Untold Misery Book 1) which is full of the painful reality that will leave you with a lot of imagination. 

Tears come from the heart and not from the brain, exactly what I felt when I read the 1st story. There are 5 short melancholy stories, and each one of them has its own definition of pain and meaning of harsh reality. I liked the way the author used his imagination and developed different characters and stories that only intriguing but also unique.

The book is a quick read, a way too quick, I would have not minded a few more stories :) as I was completely lost in them. The stories are well written, full of powerful emotions, and the timing of the stories was smartly and perfectly timed.

Overall a series o short stories, a perfect book for an evening read with a cup of tea. Click here and read now Myself to blame? written by skillful author Deepak Dubey, available free for Kindle Unlimited Users.

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