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The Misfit, a fiction, released
The Misfit,’ a fiction, that deals with a thrilling saga of love, loss, friendship, deceit, and hope, authored by Payam Sudhakaran, a senior journalist, was released here on Monday by Editor of The Hans India Prof K Nageshwar.
Hyderabad: ‘The Misfit,’ a fiction, that deals with a thrilling saga of love, loss, friendship, deceit, and hope, authored by Payam Sudhakaran, a senior journalist, was released here on Monday by Editor of The Hans India Prof K Nageshwar.
Payam, who worked with various newspapers, is currently the News Editor with The Hans India and is based at Hyderabad. The book gives an insight into the life and travails of Jagadeesh, a Kerala youth, who runs away from home after discovering a ghastly reality about his father and his lover, Meenu.
The dramatic events he encounters take him to Nagaland. As he attempts to build a life in the land of Nagas, working as a teacher and falls in love with a Naga beauty, fate strikes again, this time in the form of betrayal from a close friend.
Releasing the book, Prof Nageshwar wished Payam all the success. The book is available on Amazon.com, Flipkart and other leading online stores.
