Zillion Destinations is about the destinations in the past and the future that a man runs after even when the real ones lie embedded only in the present moment - the "Now".The story is inspired by the character of a school boy who could never reveal his feelings to a girl in his class. And three decades later, when Time arranged for the two to meet, it also instilled in her the realization that life was not only about Emotions but also about Commitments. "Where will this lead to?" remained one question from her he ran for from pillar to post and yet failed to find an answer he could be convinced with. That it describes and celebrates the special yesteryear memories, the book will get the readers to identify themselves with their once-upon-a-time self. The messages wrapped in many of those seemingly insignificant memories that their childhood could not decipher and had at most blushed at, would find decoded. In recalling and realizing many of those untold and unshared memories, one will meet one's own naivety and simplicity. It gives great pleasure to a human to hear and experience simplicity, and to hear and experience one's own could be the most unparalleled. "Zillion Destinations" aims at that recall and experience.
About the Author: Dhirendra Mishra, a native of nature, has been writing short stories and poetry. He constantly attempts in his write ups to get those characters speak that for circumstances beyond their liking or influence could not speak at some point in time. His stories usually end after he has heard them speak. His book Zillion Destinations is inspired by the character of a school boy who watched his thoughts so often speak to a girl in his class. And even after close to three decades when every thought remained unshared, Time arranged for the two to meet. The meeting inspired a number of faces in the world within the human - and that included voices of many that the human had never heard before - to speak. And the book narrates all. Dhirendra believes in dreams and has been driven by the dictum that one dreams only what one can achieve. A Dream one wishes to realize, he believes, is to be bridged in the present - the moment it conceives - for unbridged dreams are like vapors that take only a little while and no more to dissipate. A Bachelor of Engineering and an MBA, Dhirendra lives in Hyderabad, India, and travels around the globe as part of his consultancy job.