After “Corporate Atyaachaar” and “The off-site Tamasaha” this is Abhay’s third Novel – “The Paperback Badshah” , three novel’s are of three complete different flavor but all of them have a common connection between them “Humor”

This story is plotted in the Silicon Valley – Bangalore of a local boy Raghu – working as a financial advisor who dreams of becoming an author but has no clue how to achieve that?

Getting frustrated with work pressure, one fine day he decides to quit his profession a...

This book is a work of colossal make-believe imaginative inscription with ingenious descriptions and conscientious language and is a straightforward anecdote put down in a graceful language, time and again mixed together by Hindi text. On the other dispense, it is chalk and cheese in the comportment it has been taken care of with further than a small number of happenings completed at pledging with on the trot after your notes, but the pleasing characteristic in this narrative put together it ...

The Paperback Badshah is a comical journey of a wanna-be author as he takes the all-important decision of quitting his unsatisfactory job to take a plunge into full-time writing. The author has very cleverly managed to compare and bring out the comical aspects at various junctures in the plot with cricket and bollywood references. The author has managed to incorporate a lot of important information about the process of book writing, editing, publishing and marketing, shedding new light on wha...

Though the author was new to me, I still chose to read this book because I found the title and caption very captivating. I expected it to be an average read but it was actually good. I’m planning to read author’s remaining works.

The book is about a budding writer who's suffocating in the corporate life.. He decides to take a bold decision to quit the corporate life to chase his dreams. He is then categorized by his parents and relatives as an unemployed writer with no future plans.. He goes through that phase and completes his book, only to realize that he needs to find publishers who can publish his work of fiction. He goes through rejection phase, then acceptance, different terms and conditions of publishers to pro...

Well written, this book is about the journey of a debutant author who goes through the rigmarole of writing a book then the hard part begins where he has to look for a publisher, then there is marketing and promotions. This is a humorous take on all those 100 rupee authors out there...