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    Mad Man Tales
    Mad Man Tales
    Mad Man Tales
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    Mad Man Tales

    By Rajkumar Andrew

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    This book does not belong to any genre. There are five tales in this book, inspired from various events of my life, some tales are pure fiction and some are true incidents. This book is to serve the purpose, not to fall under any genre. Each tale is different and does not relate to one another.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRajkumar Andrew
    Release dateJun 13, 2017
    ISBN9781370047819
    Mad Man Tales
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    Rajkumar Andrew

    It is very hard to describe me. I actually wanted to make films as my brain was constantly spitting out new stories. But i was not able to do that. So i started writing off the stuffs. As i have read more than 1000 novels, my writings automatically came in a novel template. Thats when i decided to write books. So many unbelievable incidents happened in my life so far and i am filled with stories to tell my future generation. I dont want money or fame. I just need recognition for my talent. Hope i will get it soon.

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      Mad Man Tales - Rajkumar Andrew

      Preface

      This book does not belong to any genre. There are five tales in this book, inspired from various events of my life, some tales are pure fiction and some are true incidents. This book is to serve the purpose, not to fall under any genre. Each tale is different and does not relate to one another.

      Tale 1 - I wonder

      One day, the mad man was sitting in his chair, doing nothing but thinking. It was a sunny day. He wondered why the Sun is so hot. Though he knows that the burning of gases make the Sun hot, but he wondered why the burning of gases should actually be hot. He wonders for everything, why the blood is red why not a blue or green, though he knows hemoglobin makes it red, he wonders why hemoglobin is making it particularly red. Though he knows that when iron from hemoglobin and oxygen from air intersects, it reflects the last color in the spectrum, i.e. VIBGYOR - last one is red, that's why blood is red, he wonders how does all colors when combined becomes white. He knows that each color we see is a reflection, for example grass reflects green and absorbs other colors, VIBYOR. And so does blood reflects red and absorbs VIBGYO. He wonders what black reflects, though he knows that black absorbs all colors and does not reflect anything and that's why it is black. And white reflects all colors and that's why

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