I have returned from abroad after six months.  Of course, from there itself, I have updated my website.  I happened to read some articles of Mr. Nandkumar and I also got few messages from Puja Rastogi.  I like Mr. Nandkumar’s articles. I am not able to reply to them personally and so, I am acknowledging their writings / messages through this blog. 

I have seen couple of messages inviting me as their mentor.  I am glad to perform the said activity, particularly for young generation.    They may contact me at my personal e-mail address santusweet@yahoo.co.in, if need be.

Invariably, before retiring for the day, I see my mails and also reply, as deemed fit to be. 

If people have seen my articles in this blog, they are aware that I have written one article named “In Search of Peace”.  I have given a bit of a prolific effort to make this article as full scale novel.  From tomorrow onwards, I will be uploading various chapters of the same for my readers’ perusal.

For my readers’ information, I mostly go through the fictions and non-fictions of various eminent writers pertaining to 16^th / 17^th century namely Francis Bacon, John Bunyan, Charles Lamb, Charles Dickens, Walter Scott etc.  Apart from these, I also read William Shakespeare, Ben Johnson, Samuel Johnson, and Christopher Marlowe.

While writing this novel “In Search of Peace”, I have been deeply influenced by one of these authors who wrote the famous novel sitting in jail.  After reading my various chapters, can anybody tell me who is this writer?