Sans Destination

Its a short play about human behavior with elements of humour and philosophy entwined. Its a story about a young man who has been awarded a very prestigious prize of being the youngest professor of philosophy and for his exemplary work in the field. People from all walks of life come to congratulate him and how? He is then called to give a speech in another state and everyone in the neighborhood wants to accompany him - the train journey to the destination to receive the award and give a speech and the twist when he finds something much more important than what he worked his life for.

The book is short and crisp. The philosophical analogies have been presented in absolute terms with present day context. This is to read, smile and ponder if life is without destination or is can there be a destination without life itself?