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Ordeal of Innocence
Author:
Jayanti M. Dalal
Binding: Paperback
(pp: 520) ISBN: 978-81-8253-133-8 Availability: In Stock
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2008 Condition: New
Description: The characters of Ordeal of Innocence have walked on the soil of America, England and Northern India with me.While completing this novel I am at pains to leave each of them Shashank Patel, Sukanya, Paul Martin, Ron Michaels, Martha, Mary, Dr. Laxmi Patel, Chad Johnson, Tony, and nurse Susan as I have lived with them for a very long time and endured their feelings of joy, sadness, excitement and pain. Today, I stand alone on a pavement of life without them. Changing values have brought about significant transformation in today s society. Nevertheless, in these continually fluid circumstances it s a matter of solace that people try to find meaning amidst emotional turmoil. I have tried to weave such diverse emotions in this novel. It s heartening that emotional upheavals have been conquered by love and concern for other human beings. This preface can never be complete if I don t express my heartfelt thanks to Ms. Janet Evans of Ivy House Publishing Group for choosing to publish this novel. My friends Mr. Pavankumar Jain and Mr. Kanchanlal C. Parikh, Ex-Vice Chancellor of Gujarat University, extended unstinted support, help and encouragement while preparing this novel in English.
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SPATIAL ECHOES
Author:
Jayanti M. Dalal
Binding: Paperback
(pp: 520) ISBN: 978-81-8253-133-8 Availability: In Stock
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2008 Condition: New
Description:
Looking
at Iqbal, Sanatan said,
“Iqbal,
we have four days on our hands.
How can we suspend the devastation of
mankind through contemplation, deep thinking and
the exchange of views?
How can we avert the nuclear warfare
forever? How
can we avoid annihilation of humanity which could
be engineered through nuclear weapons?
How can we make the entire humanity fear
free through peace and harmony?
How can such circumstances be restrained
through the scientific intentions? Several such
questions are cropping in my mind.
Let us pray to God so that we can get
proper answers for such questions.”
What
if the third World War breaks out? Could it be
averted? Could the super powers with nuclear
weaponry control the religious fanatics bent upon
taking the world to the brink of mass
annihilation?
Two young boys – Sanatan and Iqbal –
one Hindu and the other Muslim, living in a sleepy
village of pre-partition
India
were nurtured with ideals of patriotism and
service to humanity.
After
the partition of
India, the boys were separated as Iqbal’s family
migrated to
Pakistan.. As
decades pass, both become renowned scientists in
their respective countries.
In the meantime, the third World War breaks
out. Will
either of them succeed in hatching their sinister
design?
In
‘Spatial Echoes’, Jayanti M. Dalal vividly
describes India in the days before independence,
fomenting questions of communal harmony, substance
of world peace, the future of the world in the
nuclear arm race, and the chessboard gimmickries
of the super powers bent on taking the world to
the brink of mass destruction.
This makes Spatial Echoes quite a
fascinating novel written by an Indian fiction
writer.
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THE AUTHOR
Mr.
Jayanti M. Dalal, B.Sc. (Hons.), a businessman and
writer, was born in Kapadwanj (Gujarat), India on
December 28, 1935. Since his days in school in
Umreth, of Gujarat State, he took keen interest in
reading a large number of fiction and short
stories available in the village library. To date,
22 books, including 14 novels, 3 collections of
short stories, and 5 compilations, have been
published.
He
was the first Gujarati writer whose Gujarati Novel
‘Ankhane Sagpan Ansoona’ translated into
English named ‘Ordeal of Innocence’ first time
published in U.S.A. in 2005 by Ivy House
Publishing Group. To promote his novel he visited
U.K., U.S.A. and CANADA in May 2005.
Hon’ble
Narendra Modi, Chief Minister of Gujarat State
complimented to Mr.Jayanti M Dalal saying:
"It was really heartening to note that a
Gujarati Novelist’s work is being published in
English, and that too in USA. This is ‘GAURAV’
of Gujarat. Please accept my heartiest
congratulations. The subject of your forthcoming
novel ‘Spatial Echoes’ is also very much
important, I convey my best wishes to you on
publication of the novel."
He
was Vice President of the All India Plastics
Manufacturers’ Association during 1984-85, has
been nominated to fellowship in the United Writers
Association, and has served on the fourteen-member
working committee which prepared the book
Introduction to Plastic Furniture in the Country,
published by the Ministry of Industry of the
Government of India in 1988.
Dalal
has been an honorary editor of a trade
publication, Acrylic News (1996), Porwad Bandhu (a
quarterly Gujarati community magazine, 1980-2001),
and Kala Gurjari (a Gujarati quarterly magazine on
art, 1993-1996 and 1999-2001).
Periodically,
he is invited to appear on the All India Radio and
Television network doing talk shows and interviews
on Gujarati literature and the acrylic industry.
He was the pioneer who introduced acrylic
furniture to India. In 1997, Dalal was felicitated
by a number of prominent people from diverse
sections of society in a Golden Jubilee Function
organized to celebrate his 60th birthday. A 20
minute documentary of his life was shown. His
biography is featured in more than 30 national and
international directories.
Today,
Dalal still writes enthusiastically. For him, acrylic
has been his throbbing heart and literature has
remained his oxygen.
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Cyberwit is for poets who want to publish their poetry. Our published Anthologies and Journal Taj Mahal Review have poems that are sensuous, picturesque and impassioned. The poems reveal a fine combination of
human elements of romance and the mystic & everyday realities. Cyberwit has published a myriad of new poets, and an increasingly large number of collections of verse. The significance of Poetry has not declined, and the 21st century seems to be the Golden Era of English Poetry. The name of Cyberwit is known to readers in several countries.
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