The Best Way To End A War Is To Ensure That It Never Starts At just fourteen, Kabir Madaan has dared to do what many only dream of-give shape to imagination through words. The Man Who Forgot to Feel and Other Stories is less a debut and more a declaration of a young mind unafraid to venture into worlds of thought, mystery, and feeling. This book is not merely about stories-it is about the courage of its author to begin early, to believe in expression, and to set forth on a literary journey that promises far more to come.