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    Wind Chimes by the Sea, Stories Blown Ashore is a collection of 11 short stories by Beetashok Chatterjee. This is the second book…

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    Aparna Salvi Nagda’s The Labyrinth of Silence is a thought-provoking novel set in the tranquil town of Tilakwadi, Belgaum. The novel explores silence…

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    Border Crossers

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    Border Crossers by Bhaskar Roy is a compelling and thought-provoking exploration of issues such as illegal immigration, identity, religious fanaticism, and societal divides.…

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    Siddharthya Roy’s The Company of Violent Men offers a compelling and intense look into the heart of South Asia’s most turbulent conflict zones.…

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Aashi
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Aashi
by Maitabi Banerjee
Aashi is the debut work of Maitabi Banerjee. It is not just the story of Ashima Lahiri (Aashi); it is the story of every other young woman striving to balance ambition, job and marriage. A story of life, love and belonging!! Filled with...
On the Streets of Bolena
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On the Streets of Bolena
by Srividhya Lakshmanan
An anthology of 8 stories set in a fictional town, Bolena. It is a collection of simple stories of everyday people leading regular lives. Few of the stories also have deeper, meaningful messages. With the cover picture, and the introduct...
After Happily Ever After
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After Happily Ever After
by Leslie A. Rasmussen
It’s such a wonderfully hilarious and sensitive book, it’s hard to believe it’s a debut. Empty nest syndrome affects thousands of parents each year. It’s not a disorder, but a combination of loneliness and grief when your children leav...
Everyday People: Tales of people you know
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Everyday People: Tales of people you know
by Salini Vineeth
Everyday People is a collection of 8 short stories, and true to its title, it is about people we meet and know in our daily lives. The bright colors and the cover design tempted me to pick up this book. And thankfully, the book did not d...
VIGNETTES: A Slice Of Life
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VIGNETTES: A Slice Of Life
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Vignettes: A Slice of Life is a collection of 12 short stories by Chandrika R Krishnan. Though it is the author’s first book, the stories are clearly the works of a seasoned writer. With her flawless narration and exquisite language, the...

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