Sushovon Saha : Indian Literary Fiction Author

"Some memories don't live in photographs or diaries: they hide in monsoon winds, radio songs, and the smell of mangoes at dusk." ( from Paper Moons & Mango Trees )

"  There is a certain nobility in the tiny revolt : a hand that mends quietly, a coin that buys a stranger's warmth, a single bulb that lights many faces."  (  from Ledger of Little Revolutions )

Two epigraphs, two ways of arriving at the same conviction: that the smallest gestures carry the truest weight. Sushovon Saha is the author of both books, Paper Moons & Mango Trees : Stories of Indian Hearts and Ledger of Little Revolutions: 30 Tales of Laughter, Grace and Gentle Wisdom, read by readers across more than twenty countries. His stories belong to tea sellers at quiet railway stations, ferrymen who know the rhythm of the river, schoolteachers in towns too small for maps, and women whose lives hold entire worlds no one thinks to ask about.