Dr. Guncha Gupta, a renowned radiologist with a passion for storytelling, unveils her latest literary work, “Ekphrasis: Little Book of Myriad Stories.” This collection of short stories masterfully transitions through various genres, presenting readers with a rich tapestry of human experiences and emotions. Dr. Gupta’s storytelling prowess is evident as she effortlessly shifts from romance to mystery, from comedy to the supernatural, and from the horrors of war to the solemnity of animal sacrifice.

“Ekphrasis: Little Book of Myriad Stories” is more than just a compilation of tales; it is a profound exploration of the human psyche. Dr. Gupta uses her keen observational skills and medical background to delve into the intricacies of human nature, portraying characters and scenarios that resonate deeply with readers. Her stories encourage readers to pause and reflect on the ordinary and extraordinary events of everyday life. The narrative is simple yet profound, making the book accessible to readers aged twelve and above. Dr. Gupta’s ability to personify animals, such as chicks, mares, and pigeons, adds a unique dimension to her storytelling. She brings to life the emotions and thoughts of these creatures, creating relatable and endearing characters. In stories like “The Mourning,” “The Blue Sapphire,” and “Mystery of the Manor House,” she explores themes of greed, conscience, and the inherent goodness in people, while also unmasking the petty facades that often characterize human behavior.

Dr. Gupta’s storytelling is marked by a vivid and dramatic portrayal of imagery and experience, exemplifying the concept of Ekphrasis. Her characters are richly developed, and the truthfulness in their portrayal allows readers to see parts of themselves in each story. This emotional authenticity provides a cathartic experience, leaving readers feeling both relieved and enlightened after engaging with her work. Dr. Guncha Gupta, a medical doctor and radiologist, brings a unique perspective to her writing. Her professional background in uncovering the hidden truths of the human body translates seamlessly into her ability to reveal the hidden depths of the human soul. An avid reader and keen observer of human nature, Dr. Gupta’s romanticism shines through in her intriguing tales. She has been recognized for her literary contributions, having won accolades from the Asian Literary Society, The Children’s Post, and Penmancy. Her poems have been published in the Asian Literary Society magazine, and her long story, “The Penitentiary,” was featured in a Penmancy podcast.