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Tuesday 13 June 2017
 The Inimitable Chaos Of Life by Maliny Mohan

Published Year- 2017
Publication-  Storymirror
Genre- Fiction/Short Stories
Pages- 183
Format- Paperback





                                                                                      Synopsis

A naive girl of eighteen is trapped in a dungeon, which changes her and her capturer’s life forever. Afar, tucked away in the sleepy terrains of a town in Kerala, a married woman is determined to revisit a forbidden part of her past.

 A model-turned-MBA aspirant is scourged mentally for a decision she almost made three years back. Back in the less happening village of Kanyapuram, an aspiring author loses a copy of her very first manuscript. 

True to its title, ‘The Inimitable Chaos of life’ is an amalgamation of enthralling stories borrowed from the chaotic pages of life, which allure you to relive the multitude of unique emotions humans are made of.


                                                                          My Review


Should I call “The Inimitable Chaos of Life” a collection of short story or a rainbow of emotions which wants to dip or wants to see once in his life.  Every storm is settled leaving us with two options either to repent or mourn over loss or combat from the chaos around us. Book has page turner incidents penned in it which looks more a non-fiction, will leave readers with few questions in their mind.

I wonder which story I should call my favorite the first one “Sara” story of bond which is shared between brother and sister who were not biologically siblings, it’s just they together wandered into the streets and end up leaving in an orphanage.  A beautiful piece describing life of orphans and after life story when they are picked by families.

Metamorphosis, story of girl who hails from an affluent family despite of carefree about everything around because she has everything to feel content about; landed up in a mess.  Story which will set some morals in the mind of brats.



The Man At The Copy Shop, sometimes you need right person in your life for a zing. Kavita who wanted to paint the world with her words were never given wings because society and parents doesn’t accept writing a book can alone make you earn a decent bread. Everything was fine in her life but some uncertainty hit her. She learned lesson in those dark hours.  An inspiring read.

Apartment No. 20, a story of a couple who spent their entire life in a house but later was asked to move. But one thing was sure even they left memories never leaves. This particular story was really very emotionally penned I could find tears brimming when I read it.
Forlorn Soul- The Story of Ananya, it’s a story which revolves around a girl and her parents heated dispute which leads to taking toil on child psychology. A lucent story.

There were other stories too which I loved so much, author narrative style is something very eye pleasing. There were minor editing errors but overall readers can skip such hindrances. Story title was catchy, goes with every story. I loved the colour, simple and elegant. It’s been a whole year that I read something so magical and I just flew with every each. Author imaginative work has sprinkle like creating a aura of amazing creativity. I would highly recommend this short story collection because it will pull you out of struggle you face and would lighten up your spirits.

I would rate 4/5 stars for this amazing work. Keep up the good work author.


Reviewed by Aditi Srivastava 


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