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The Irrelevance of Space, 'Trains', 'Remembrance', 'Fal-e-Hafez', 'Guantanamoo', and 'The Cyberdeath Files' - stories thatrange in settings from Scandinavia to Canada, Eastern Europe, Iran, Cuba, and USA. And a story bridging Poland and India through a strange historical coincidence. ... Read more
The Irrelevance of Space, 'Trains', 'Remembrance', 'Fal-e-Hafez', 'Guantanamoo', and 'The Cyberdeath Files' - stories thatrange in settings from Scandinavia to Canada, Eastern Europe, Iran, Cuba, and USA. And a story bridging Poland and India through a strange historical coincidence.
With a doctorate in Psychology, and a lifetime of clinical work, Swapna Gupta writes with a deep understanding of human nature and unfailing compasion. Ashis' doctoral work was in 17th century English poetry. The Guptas live in Alberta where Ashis is the Publisher of Bayeux Arts.
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