Spandan - Tansen
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The book "Spandan: Ek Tabibnan Sambharnan" is a collection of 28 Gujarati short stories based on the physician-author's interactions with various patients and their families. In each story, the author describes how he is touched by these interactions. No story is written in a documentary manner; instead, each one is fictionalised to a certain extent to convincingly take the emotions of the author and the characters of the story to a level that delivers a very powerful message, at times humorous and other times sad. To top it all, each story is accompanied by a couple of lines of a verse that amplifies the message of the story.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The book "Spandan: Ek Tabibnan Sambharnan" is a collection of 28 Gujarati short stories based on the physician-author's interactions with various patients and their families. In each story, the author describes how he is touched by these interactions. No story is written in a documentary manner; instead, each one is fictionalised to a certain extent to convincingly take the emotions of the author and the characters of the story to a level that delivers a very powerful message, at times humorous and other times sad. To top it all, each story is accompanied by a couple of lines of a verse that amplifies the message of the story.
Autorenporträt
"Ajay Parikh, "Tansen", is a USA based physician who specializes in Internal Medicine. In over 30 years of clinical practice, he has accumulated vast experience of interacting with thousands of patients and their families. Originally from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, "Tansen" enjoys writing, both prose and poetry, almost exclusively in his native Gujarati language. He lives in Florida, USA with his mother Rashmiben, wife Rina, son Poojan and daughter Paayal. Besides writing, "Tansen" enjoys cooking creative vegetarian dishes and doing small DIY projects around the house."