Books
Scorpio
I love sketching portraits, I am extremely shy, I love running in the rain
Waking up to see my hands and legs switched.
Not to brag, but I once ate 13 slices of pizza.
First book published
Losing a loved one
My father
Edmond Dantes
Hannibal Lecter
Alexandre Dumas, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Keigo Higashino
The Count of Monte Cristo, 100 Years of Solitude, Mahabharata, Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Godfather
The Count of Monte Cristo
The Godfather, The Shawshank Redemption, The Omen, The Man from Earth, Bloodsport
Humour that could kill a person from laughter
Loved skittles
Childhood: 90s; Adolescent: 70s; Adult life: Medieval ages; Silver years: 80s
Writing
My autobiography
Mostly in my office at home, mostly after dark
Silence….. the eerie kind
Murderous intent
Coffee…… lots of it
Manga
You’re never as bad as you think you are.
Sreyus Palliyani, an Indian by origin, was born in Saudi Arabia and raised across the Middle East. Born second in a family of two brothers, Sreyus was always the artistic kind immensely drawn towards customs, traditions and myths. However, the logical and rational reasoning was pivotal for him to accept any of it. His upbringing in a family, where both superstitions and rebellious challenging of the same coexisted with the same fervour, contributed to him detesting irrationality in the name of the divine; and yet, be a firm believer. He graduated from the Government Engineering College, Thrissur and later obtained his Masters from the National University of Singapore, where he also works as a Research Engineer. Right from an early age, he loved travelling, meeting new people and debating philosophies. At the age of 23, his debut novel; Gabriati, in many ways is a reflection of his persistent pursuit to delineate the thin line between faith and fanaticism.
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