Pawan Mishra's Novel, 'Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy' is a Humorous Account of a Unique Robbery

The novel is a humorous account of a man with a quirkand the extraordinary measures his colleagues take to combat it. Set in a small town in northern India, this story follows Coinman, his peculiar habit, and the incredible animosity it provokes in everyone around him. He just wants to do his clerk's job with colleagues who'll treat him fairly. He just wants a wife who'll treat him like a husband. He just wants a happy home life. Instead, what does he get? His colleagues are planning his complete destruction. His wife is an obsessed actress more than a little "off plumb." And there are enough shadows and secrets in his home for two lifetimes. Can Coinman ever get what he wants? Or will that cost him his sanity?

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"I was quite captivated by storytelling since my very early childhood. A few in my circle of friends read my writings and often challenged my creativity with a topic that might be 'boring': a chair, a mosquito, a car repair shop; and I would take it upon myself to write a story. I started writing 'Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy' in early 2003, at Bangalore in India, after a good acquaintance of mine challenged me to write a short story about someone's peculiar habit of jingling coins in his pocket. As I began writing, I discovered that the topic needed more elaborate treatment. I finished the book in 2007 but had no plans to publish it. Early this year, I decided to dedicate time on the weekends to get the novel published."

About Pawan Mishra:
Pawan Mishra is a leader in the technology and finance industries. He completed his education, including postgraduate work, at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IIT Kanpur), India, in 1999. He discovered his passion for storytelling, reading, and creative writing during his early childhood. Originally from Aligarh, India, Pawan now lives in Morrisville, North Carolina, with his wife Ritu and two daughters, Mitali and Myra. To learn more about Pawan and his writing, visit: www.pawanmishra.com.

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