'Kshitij Ke Par' (Across The Horizon) is a collection of fictional stories. They reflect the role of 'composite culture' which has evolved from the mutual influence of the Indian and Western cultures, and which can be visualised and widely felt cross the social spectrum. The emerging thoughts, problems, and possibilities are skilfully knitted in these stories. The globally mobile younger generation may see its own image in the mirror of these stories, and that will also be the success of this book. The author believes 'a story must engage from beginning to end', and the readers will not be disappointed.