Life takes an unexpected twist when I, an employee of a major multinational company, get transferred to a remote village called "V U the Sun". This enigmatic place, seemingly untouched by modernity, holds secrets waiting to be uncovered. Locals believe the village’s name means "Village Unknown and the Stories Untold", but its true significance remains a mystery.
Confined to an isolated office, my only connection to the outside world is the Kiosk Owner and frequent calls from my Boss through a unique landline. To escape boredom, I begin observing the village's daily life from my window. One day, I encounter an Engineer from the same company at the kiosk. Fascinated by a story told by a Sage, he chose to stay in the village, awaiting the Sage's return. Intrigued, I strike up a friendship with him, and he shares the tale.
The story centers on a city called Sun, surrounded by five envious cities atop mountaintops, always locked in plotting against it. A river named Miss Chatting flows through these cities, and its “Water Droplets” humorously discuss and critique the unfolding events, offering profound reflections on life.
"V U the Sun" masterfully blends poetry, wisdom, humor and reflection. Each poem invites readers to explore the themes of isolation, curiosity and the profound insights found in unexpected places.

TraderPsyche is a practical and psychology-driven guide for traders who find themselves stuck in emotional loops, inconsistent execution, and the exhausting cycle of overconfidence, fear, and regret. Written by Anand Siva Kumar — a trader with over 16 years of experience, former senior leader in Trading & Risk Management at India’s top crude oil companies, and a student of Clinical Psychology — this book bridges the gap between market experience and mental performance.

What would you do if you were a 40-something corporate guy who got inadvertently included in the mailing list of nine women?

Would you junk the mails, ignore the constant notifications, or send a curt reply?

OR

Would you heed their kitchenomics to change your products’ packaging, understand the dynamics of a lipstick purchase to manage your factories better and draw from life lessons that would impress the MD?

As the worlds of business and domesticity collide, Jayam realises that there are a lot more commonalities with the Wander Women than just a mistaken email ID.