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Where Belief Shatters Silence and Truth Sings: The Song of Merce and Wrath Featured at the ...

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Master the Art of Digital Growth: Launch of THE ONE BOOK FOR PERFORMANCE MARKETING at the ...

Embracing Love Anew: Launch of Second Inning at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 The ...

A Journey of Strength and Hope: Launch of Resilience of The Unbreakable Spirit at the New ...

Those Days, That Promise by AAnand Soni A Journey Back to Childhood Friendship, loyalty, and promises—sometimes ...

A Thoughtful Exploration of Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Our Shared Future By Aravind Artificial ...

1. What inspired you to write Story of the Storey? Was there a particular incident or  place that sparked the idea?  I once lived near a place that fascinated me deeply. It was once bustling with life but had  turned completely deserted after the someone acquired it for some project. Every time I  passed by, I felt the silence of that land whispering stories. The idea stayed with me for years.  I wanted to give the place a second life through fiction, by sprinkling imagination into its  forgotten corners. That’s how Story of the Storey was born.  2. The novel blends psychological horror with mystery in a very urban setting. Why did  you choose a modern residential building like Sunrise Residency as the core of the  story?​ People usually believe that independent or old houses are the scariest. But to me, modern  residential buildings can be far more terrifying. Each floor has multiple homes, yet every  door stays closed. You don’t know your neighbours, nor what happens behind those walls or  staircases. Everyone uses lifts, making corridors eerily quiet. That silence itself becomes the  perfect setting for unseen horrors to exist.  3. The tagline mentions: “Some buildings don’t just stand. They remember.” What role  ...