This novel—
—about a woman...solitary drop thrown just like that anywhere on a blank sheet.
“I feel I am a nomad, wandering since God known when in search of a home...”
—story of her reality.
—love story of those having nothing in common, not even age.
—reality of our education system, shops of religion, stinking families.
As she had been in distress all along, may be, even a little happiness pinched her and instantly she pushed herself back to morbidity. On such occasions, Prem Prakash felt as if a ghost entered her being, dragged her out of the happy state and threw her back into morbidity. She would herself kick and scatter things which built up those few happy moments.
Are they human beings plants, with dust on them?

He renowned Hindi novelist and short story-writer. Acclaimed in the Hindi world both for the quantity and quality of his literary output, he has till this day over fifty books to his credit including eleven novels, more than one hundred fifty short stories, five collections each of travelogues, and literary essays and one collection of poems. Of the numerous awards, he has received over the years, the prominent ones are - Vyas Samman (1998) for the novel, 'Paanch Aanganowala Ghar', Subramanya Bharti Samman (2000), Sahitya Academy Award for the novel 'Kohre Mein Kaid Rang' (2008), Bharat Bharti (2011) and now the most prestigious Saraswati Award (2013) for 'Dhool Paudhon Par'.

The novel 'Paanch Aaganowala Ghar' has been published in English as 'House With Five Courtyards' by Penguin and 'Kohre Mein Kaid Rang' in English by Sahitya Academy. His works have been profusely translated in other Indian languages as well.

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