Almost Love introduces readers to the world of artist Neil Ray, whose muse abruptly vanishes, plunging him into a deep abyss of unrequited longing.
Saikat Baksi, a multifaceted artist, renowned art critic and bestselling author of English fiction, has once again captivated readers with his latest novel, Almost Love published by Leadstart. This emotionally charged work showcases Mr Baksi’s unique ability to delve into the mysterious alleys of classic and contemporary artists’ lives.
Almost Love introduces readers to the world of artist Neil Ray, whose muse abruptly vanishes, plunging him into a deep abyss of unrequited longing. Mr Baksi, as an artist himself, skilfully weaves a narrative that explores the complexities of love, loss and the intricate relationship between an artist and their inspiration. Each of his books showcases his literary prowess and the rare ability to unravel the complexities of the human experience.
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Speaking about his latest book, Mr Baksi says, “Almost Love is a journey into the depths of an artist’s soul, exploring the profound impact of love and loss on the creative spirit. The disappearance of his muse leaves Neil Ray a ghost of his yesteryears and he struggles to paint anymore. The book is a gripping narrative of his struggle to reconcile with his muse and his ultimate rebirth takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions, blending art, black money and vengeance. The response to the book has been amazing.”
‘Almost Love’ is a poignant exploration of the artist’s struggle, a tale that resonates with anyone who has experienced the transformative power of love and the haunting spectre of its absence.
In addition to being an accomplished author, Mr Baksi is also a prominent personality in the thick of things within the circle of emerging artists. His popular podcast, Art Beyond Canvas, delves into the curious aspects of art history, providing a unique perspective that resonates with art enthusiasts worldwide.
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