"Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counsellors, and the most patient of teachers." - Charles W. Eliot

Gliding through life's rhythm as a friend and lover of books, Sabenthung C Ezung is a young author of 23 years hailed from Nagaland. His passion for reading and writing, blended with an adventurous spirit, has paved the way for his innovative thinking and writing. His world revolves around bearing the gospel with great zeal and an aspiration to be a priest, along with an enchantment for the notes of nature.

His first book, "Dream Catcher Stories," portrays a series of people's lives at different stages. It tears at the readers' emotion while depicting the reality of today's fragment society: the broken and lonely children due, to parent's irresponsible favouratism, the vanishing rich culture in every modern individual, turning a deaf ear to elders' advice, and consoling oneself through spiritual life when faced with storms in life.

The novel of these, "Dream Catcher Stories" is fictional, with legends from his place of Longsa and his ministry place of Tobu, Seyochung and his little angels of the oratory Children.