A Perennial Stream - Banner Post

A Perennial Stream - Banner Post

Some details.

Approximate Date of Release -  Jan/Feb 2015 (Will update with a more specific date as time comes closer, so please keep checking)

Publisher  -  Star Publish LLC

ISBN Number - Trade (Print) - 978-1-935188-39-1

ISBN Number - E-book - 978-1-935188-40-7

Available -  Amazon - Print on Demand,  E-book format for Kindle, Apple, Nook

Genre -  Historical Novel based on a true story (with citations in the end), Family Saga, Social Commentary, Current Affairs, International Relations, Memoirs

Subjects Explored - College life in US in the 1970s, Corporate America, Corruption, British-India Opium Trade with China in the 19th Century, Meaning of being Human, Meaning of Human Dignity, Value Systems, Meaning of a healthy community, Personal Honor, Personal Struggles, What price to pay for success, How power is acquired, How power should be used, Privileges of power, Struggle to retain one's values and dignity in adverse circumstances, Role of strong women and many others

Why did I write the book - To primarily tell a true story of an amazing dynasty which came to live by a strong set of values, through thick and thin, constantly struggling to find dignity in their own lives and that of larger human community. The story itself, even without any messages is fascinating, but the book is much more than just a gripping story. It is a wide canvas book which fits into many genres, several of which are listed above and explores a myriad of subjects, again, some of which are mentioned above.

Who will the book interest - 
1)  Lovers of History and Historical Novels
2)  Mature readers who enjoy literary and wide canvas books, along the lines of James Michener and James Clavell
3)  Young readers who enjoy inspirational tales set in international locales
4)  Lovers of Family Sagas
5)  Seekers who like to explore deeper subjects such as what it means to be human and what it means to find meaning and dignity in their lives
6)   Readers who like to explore subjects such as how to acquire power and how power can be used and should be used
7)  People interested in contemporary social and political issues
8)  People interested in international affairs
9)  People interested in immigrant stories
10) People interested in India
11) People interested in college life in the United States