Tarun Krishna

Talking To Myself Tarun Krishna

Tee Kay's mind is intrigued by events experienced in an interim of fifteen days. Drawing information from his introspection he decides to explore his thought process with an imaginary friend. He soon comes to a realization that to become the person he wanted to be he had to: take control of his destiny, let go of all material attachments, and focus on making a dent in the universe. An honest attempt at that is 'Talking To Myself' - an insight into the protagonist's developing perspective - encapsulating his observations into conversations with a voice in his head. The thought of writing this book starts with a resolution to quit smoking cigarettes. But is that the only inspiration behind his thoughtful inquisition? What if he never writes his book in the first place? And all his ideas are lost in the sands of time, like always.