KRISHNA: The Sovereign of 2050

The story revolves around what it would be if Lord Krishna was our future, instead of our past. The concept is great. There is science fiction mixed with environmental concerns and some futurism. It is

The story has tremendous potential, sadly the book was not able to tap into the full potential. This is the second book that I am reading by the author and he promises to be a good writer. He has a creative mind and is definitely not satisfied writing run of the mill stories. Here’s the problem. He hasn’t got the right publisher who can provide the right editing services and publicity. This book should ideally have been at least 200-250 pages long. It is not. Which means that the story jumps without adequate detailing. The frequent shifts and the familiarity with some of the characters, make it difficult to wrap your head around the whole thing. This could have been addressed if the book was more detailed. And since it seems that the author has taken on editing work himself or through some of his close friends, there are places where there are glaring errors. Notwithstanding all of this, I continue to read his books because some day, I hope, he makes a mark for himself.