Histopathologist RM Kureekattil, often known by his pen name, is a native of Kerala, India. He resides in Darwin, with his wife Valentina, a general practitioner and emergency physician, and maintains a small histopathology lab there. Ravi Mathew is his true name.An excellent writer, Ravi Mathew is renowned for his skillful storytelling and capacity to carry readers over time and genre. Ravi Mathew writes stories that stick with readers long after the last page because he loves both history and mysteries. "The Dead Shall Teach the Living" is proof of their commitment to writing compelling tales.Mathew recently participated in a Prime Seven Media Spotlight interview with Logan Crawford and answered questions about his book, ‘The Dead Shall Teach The Living on Spotlight with Logan Crawford ’What inspired you to write this book?I've always wanted to write, so I started preparing for it at a young age by reading anything and everything I could get my hands on. I firmly believe that authors are the forerunners of social change. While I was studying to become a specialized histopathologist, the concept for this book came to me. The concept is quite unique.Anything you want to say for your readers?My next work: I'm working on an epic poem about a princess and her knight lover set in the Middle Ages called "Zandalee and Callum." In addition to honor and chivalry, the poem also addresses respect, love, and sacrifice. It is written in the classical style. I'm now at 8000 words out of my goal of 60,000.Read more about this authorRead less about this author