Signals & Static: Book One

Shrey Rajan has twenty-two tabs in a wedding spreadsheet, a corner office four years in the making, and a fiancée who has already picked the venue. On paper, he has never been more certain of anything.Then Nikita walks into a party with flour on her jacket, and asks him a question nobody at his office has thought to ask in years: what are you actually building?What follows is eight months of almost almost saying it, almost admitting it, almost choosing it. A rooftop in Hauz Khas. A rain-soaked awning in Khan Market. A spreadsheet with two hundred and eleven names on it, and a silence that costs more than anything in the binder.Signals & Static is a story about the gap between what we feel and what we say - and what it takes, finally, to close it. For anyone who has ever sat with an honest sentence and chosen, instead, to call it timing.Book One of the Signals & Static series.

Pages: 381, Paperback, Independently published