The editor of Bite My Books, Srinivas Kr, has written two books. Both are available on Amazon as Kindle editions. Summaries below come from the books’ own Amazon descriptions.
The Science of Agni: From Stardust to Ash – The Physics of Living
What if the ancient fire rituals of the Himalayas and the laws of modern thermodynamics are describing the exact same thing?
This non-fiction book argues that science and spirituality are not opposites. Drawing on the Vedas and on physics and biology, it walks through the human life cycle viewed through the lens of Agni, or energy: from the “Zinc Spark” that flashes at the moment of human conception, to the “Burnout” of a high-pressure career, and finally to the “Ash” of liberation.
What’s inside
- The Biology of Belief: how the ancient concept of Jatharagni (Digestive Fire) maps onto modern metabolic science and brown fat oxidation.
- The Physics of Discipline: why “Tapas” is not just spiritual penance, but the friction required to rewire the brain’s neural pathways.
- The Thermodynamics of Relationships: why lasting relationships need constant work, and how to fight the entropy that cools them.
- The Cure for Burnout: how to tell Tejas (illumination) from Daha (scorching) in your career, and why leaders must become “Firekeepers” rather than fuel.
- The Wisdom of Ash: a scientific look at death, not as an end, but as adherence to the Law of Conservation of Energy.
Who it’s for
Students of science, seekers of spiritual truth, or anyone trying to keep their inner fire burning in a chaotic world.
Kindle edition, 192 pages, English. Published January 22, 2026.
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The Entropy of One
The only way to save the future is to exploit the past.
“The First Law of Time Travel is not Physics. It is Biology. You can send a man back, but you cannot make him remember.”
Bangalore, October 2016. Professor Srinivas KR is a man of logic until the morning he finds a physical impossibility on his desk: a slab of zero-entropy material that predates modern technology by nine years, etched with a message from a stranger. Himself. He is a time traveler who has just arrived from 2025, and the journey has wiped his memory clean. He remembers nothing of the machine, the mission, or the woman he sacrificed to get here.
Guided only by the cryptic data on the slab, he must use the chaos of India’s 2016 Demonetization to secure a fortune – not for greed, but to fund the construction of the very machine that trapped him. What follows is a recursive loop of isolation: build the cage, lock yourself inside, throw away the key. Over and over again.
Who it’s for
Readers who like their sci-fi grounded: the book sits in Amazon’s Time Travel Fiction and Hard Science Fiction categories.
Kindle edition, 126 pages, English. Published November 30, 2025.
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