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About The Book
Life Unwritten is a collection of reflections, stories, and raw emotions that explore the quiet battles we often fight in silence. Through heartfelt words, it captures the highs and lows of life-love and loss, joy and heartbreak, resilience and healing. This book doesn't claim to have all the answers, but it offers companionship for those who feel deeply and struggle silently. Each chapter is a gentle reminder that even in chaos, pain, and uncertainty, there is strength, beauty, and hope. Life Unwritten is not just meant to be read it's meant to be felt, carried, and returned to whenever life feels heavy.About The Author
Pradnya Patil is an aspiring young writer and the author of the poetry collection The Art of Being Okay. She has also published a short story in A Shell Full of Seasons and contributed several poems to various anthologies. Through her writing. Pradnya aims to reach readers who struggle to put their feelings into words, offering them comfort and connection. When she isn't writing, she can often be found exploring new places, ideas, and experiences that inspire her creative journey. With every piece she creates, Pradnya hopes to remind her readers that they are never alone in their emotions. -
About The Book
People We Could Be is a heartwarming collection of fifteen simple yet impactful short stories that celebrate the human spirit. In this anthology, Shashwat K Mitra gently narrates the unsung victories and subtle transformations of people from all walks of life- students discovering their strengths, professionals learning to adapt, children finding courage, and elders reinventing themselves on their journeys. At its core, this book encourages readers to self-reflect and grow in their lives. Each chapter in People We Could Be highlights a distinct human virtue- clarity, resilience, empathy, determination, the willingness to embrace change, and more. Each anecdote is inspired by people the author has known, observed, and experienced up close, making the stories deeply relatable. The chapters are neither preachy nor idealistic. Instead, they unfold gently, allowing readers to witness how ordinary individuals overcome inner and outer challenges with quiet strength. From a student who learns to rise above competition, to a retiree who rediscovers purpose, to a young woman who embraces knowledge instead of fearing it- each narrative leaves behind a trail of insight without shouting for attention. The tone remains uplifting and contemplative, offering space for reflection rather than rushing toward a conclusion.About The Author
Shashwat K Mitra is an accomplished Human Resource professional and management executive with decades of experience across diverse industries. He is an alumnus of XLRI Jamshedpur an engineering degree as his first qualification. Having grown up in the heart of India and traveled widely, Shashwat enjoys interacting with people around the world. A keen observer of life, people, and all things fascinating he draws inspiration from his observations ,conversations and lived experiences, blending them seamlessly into his writing. -
About The Book
There are thousands of books about how to be a good leader. This isn’t one of them. In the perfect world Plato imagined, a "Leader" inspires, empowers, and trusts. But here in our messy, material world, we get the "Boss"-a lumpy, imperfect, and often bewildering creature. The Art of Failing Upwards is a safari through the world of the gloriously flawed boss. It’s a sharp, witty exploration of what not to do, told through painfully funny stories and unflinching archetypes. From The Gaslighter who rewrites reality to The Politician who values optics over outcomes, this is a deep dive into the dysfunctions that drive modern work. This is more than a book of complaints; it’s a guide to turning frustration into wisdom. It’s for every employee who has survived a bad boss, and for every manager who is brave enough to see a reflection of themselves in these pages.About the Author
Ashish Chugh is a technologist, educator, and creative thinker with a little over three decades of experience spanning audio/video editing, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, software development, and digital learning. Known for his ability to translate complex and technical concepts into accessible insights, Ashish has authored and reviewed hundreds of certification exams, technical courses, study guides, and instructor-led training programs across emerging technologies - from cloud computing to AI to blockchain and cybersecurity. -
About The Book
The Shipping Chronicle is a transformational self-help book for seafarers who want to thrive both personally and professionally in the maritime industry. This seven-chapter guide goes beyond technical training to help you build the mental strength, emotional intelligence, and interpersonal skills that define success at sea. Through practical strategies and reflective exercises, you’ll learn to master your mindset, manage stress, overcome isolation, and navigate cultural differences with confidence. The book provides step-by-step frameworks for growth—from developing resilience and emotional awareness to strengthening communication and resolving conflicts effectively. Real-world scenarios bring each concept to life, while actionable techniques ensure immediate application. Whether you’re beginning your maritime career or stepping into leadership, The Shipping Chronicle empowers you to take charge of your journey. It’s not just about becoming a better seafarer—it’s about becoming the best version of yourself while navigating one of the world’s most demanding yet rewarding professions. -
About The Book
People We Could Be is a heartwarming collection of fifteen simple yet impactful short stories that celebrate the human spirit. In this anthology, Shashwat K Mitra gently narrates the unsung victories and subtle transformations of people from all walks of life- students discovering their strengths, professionals learning to adapt, children finding courage, and elders reinventing themselves on their journeys. At its core, this book encourages readers to self-reflect and grow in their lives. Each chapter in People We Could Be highlights a distinct human virtue- clarity, resilience, empathy, determination, the willingness to embrace change, and more. Each anecdote is inspired by people the author has known, observed, and experienced up close, making the stories deeply relatable. The chapters are neither preachy nor idealistic. Instead, they unfold gently, allowing readers to witness how ordinary individuals overcome inner and outer challenges with quiet strength. From a student who learns to rise above competition, to a retiree who rediscovers purpose, to a young woman who embraces knowledge instead of fearing it- each narrative leaves behind a trail of insight without shouting for attention. The tone remains uplifting and contemplative, offering space for reflection rather than rushing toward a conclusion.About The Author
Shashwat K Mitra is an accomplished Human Resource professional and management executive with decades of experience across diverse industries. He is an alumnus of XLRI Jamshedpur an engineering degree as his first qualification. Having grown up in the heart of India and traveled widely, Shashwat enjoys interacting with people around the world. A keen observer of life, people, and all things fascinating he draws inspiration from his observations ,conversations and lived experiences, blending them seamlessly into his writing.








