Random Subterranean Mosaic | Book Review

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‘Random Subterranean Mosaic’ by Sabarna Roy is a book with collection of peoms, stories, conversation. Each story and conversation is unique and a perfect blend of all the emotions. I might say that it was a roller coaster ride of emotions for me. There are quotes which will surely inspire the readers. Each story has something to offer to all the readers. Some of my favorite stories are:
1. A book recommendation
2. Garden of Death
3. A letter to D
4. The Immortal Cheetah]
Overall I enjoyed reading the book.

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