The Sparklers

The stories in the book are drawn from the stream of contemporary life. They are symbolic of real life incidents around us and the characters picked are of real flesh and blood and lively common humans. They are adventurous and ambitious too. The author believes firmly that all humans are divinely born and are gifted with goodness and nobility. The ever inquisitive man is hungry to acquire the new, out of his daring adventure with the fair and unfair encounters, he is obliged to face and retaliate proportionate to his wisdom and ability and the lessons learnt in the process, determines the shape of the new character, he cultivates. He must have invested his might and wit to their optimum, but the product gets distorted more often than not from the desire. He shares the entire blame, even though he is not the sole responsible. The author feels that the unfortunate victims of hostile fate deserve deeper consideration, not pity. We come across variety of characters in the stories as we find them in our social life. The author feels that crimes should be punished deservingly, but we should never forget that the criminal is a real human of our class and he deserves humanitarian consideration from his class of beings.