"This is the story of Siddhant, a young man, coming back to his town Mathura for his wedding. On the train, he befriends his fellow passenger to whom, he narrates the anecdotes of his life. Therein we get introduced to infatuation… fantasy… dejection… love… wedding… (Well this isn’t all, there is a lot within) C’mon! Get on board, where Siddhant awaits you with his fables. Seat No. 51 is a romance based on the aromatic theme of happy things we do in life, and on those remorseful incidents we laugh upon as soon as they pass. This novel is about some school going friends and the celebration of their enduring friendship, from their teenage prospect to their adulthood panorama. This story is about being a friend, a girlfriend, a fake friend, a dad-friend and a dead friend... "

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Yeh Shih-t'ao (1925-2008) was an outstanding Taiwanese novelist, literary critic and historian of Taiwan literature. In the history of the development of contemporary Taiwan literature he occupies an incomparably important position. As a literary historian, Yeh's magnum opus is An Outline History of Taiwan Literature (hereafter Outline). It is a comprehensive account that treats the subject of Taiwan literature from the perspective of Taiwan. Although it is only an outline, the book has very special significance in the history of Taiwan literature. 葉石濤（1925-2008）是台灣傑出的小説家、文學批評家、和台灣文學史家，在近代台灣文學發展史上具有無比重要的地位。作爲文學史家，他的巨著當推《台灣文學史綱》。這是以台灣的觀點所闡述的第一本通史。雖然只是綱要，這本書在台灣文學史上，具有特殊的意義，主要在於以台灣人的觀點詮釋台灣文學的歷史發展。

Expertly arranged Vocal Cantata (Solo, No Chorus) by Johann Sebastian Bach from the Kalmus Edition series. This is from the Baroque era.