Alida
Alida
Alida is the newborn heir of a business empire who is snatched from her cradle by an intruder with a gun. The Mumbai Police
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And The Roots Go Deep- Tamilmagan
And The Roots Go Deep- Tamilmagan
A time travel fiction that begins in 2037 A.D with Dev, a Mars Mission specialist, traumatized by a Tsunami in Japan. Dev’s brain travels back and forth on a timeline when he is asleep and starts visualizing himself as Prince Rajendra Cholan of the ancient past, John Wilbur and Saravanan of recent times. He uncovers the truth behind the origin of the oldest language spoken on the surface of the earth – Tamil. If history, both ancient and modern coupled with scientific proofs, reveals that there is an entire race that wants to protect the sanctity of Tamil language, at the cost of sacrificing valuable human lives; it makes us wonder if there is more to it than what meets our eyes. From ancient Indus Valley Civilization to futuristic Altabs and Touch Sheets, interspersed with fact-based fiction, did Dev succeed in translating the visuals from his brain trenches to a substantial discovery?
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boundless and bare- A.Madhavan
boundless and bare- A.Madhavan
From the entrance of the Padmanabhaswamy temple in Trivandrum, Kerala one could clearly see the market spread across like a mini Trivandrum extending as far as one could see like a thick carpet.Each of the shops and the people in the market carried a story within them.The author has lived,and breathed ,the bazzar as the back of his hand.It is only fitting that the author has conceived this book keeping the bazzar as the heart with each character and story unique.His imagination brings out the interesting characteristics of each of the players depicted in the stories.With intricate descriptions woven in to the story, the author lets the imagination of the reader flow freely like a river.These stories talk about the bitterness,the wants,the dreams,ego,lust and everything else that the bazzar flows with, These stories bring out the volatility that depicts the very human nature in its most naked form.
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Children Of Mama Asili- Sarthak Parashar
Children Of Mama Asili- Sarthak Parashar
When a ten-year-old Tanya discovers a mysterious, furry creature in her balcony, unbeknownst of its identity or origin, she embraces it into her life and unknowingly changes the course of her world’s history.The world little Tanya has inherited is centred around the fictional and futuristic colony of Kalpana Nagar, nestled somewhere in the locale of South Delhi, in the year 2050. It’s a land of flying advertisement drones and creeping city sludge, of miniature wearable ‘computers’ and lofty mountains of garbage. It’s where a strict Mamma and a kind, old ‘Jiji’ complete Tanya’s family and where, without telling them, Tanya hopes to rear a new family member, who she’s innocently taken to be her little brother.But the gutsy girl doesn’t realise that she and her ‘brother’ are separated by over 40 million years of evolution and in this fast choking world, there might not be a place for two little children of Mother Nature, or as an old African poacher likes to call her ‘Mama Asili’.
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Dangling Gandhi- Jayanthi Sankar
Dangling Gandhi- Jayanthi Sankar
A spectacular bouquet of a dozen stories travelling across time and space through colourfully multicultural contexts. The nonlinear narrative style helps the reader flow with the kaleidoscopic presentation of events.
– Dr. Lalitha Menon, retd Professor and HOD, Calicut, India
The stories are aptly published while we celebrate Singapore’s Bicentennial. ‘Punkah Wallah’, a delightful fiction worth re-visiting brings to life the different classes of our society, origins, cultures and how they functioned during the earliest days of the last century. ‘Did Churchill know?’ left me pleasantly surprised, shocked, and bemused.
– Angela Leong, Director of a Research firm, Singapore
Thoroughly enjoyed the short stories, finding them gripping and touching, with unexpected little twists. On my second reading, with real concentration, I found them even more interesting. They made me think more, and that is a good thing!
– Valerie Dümpelmann, EFL instructor, Germany
… is not only a story of how different generations relate to literature. A brilliant short story emblematically highlights many of the problems that characterize Tamil literature as a set of social practices in Singapore today.
– Sascha Ebeling, Associate Professor, University of Chicago, USA
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Huntsman-Lakshmi saravanakumar
Huntsman-Lakshmi saravanakumar
The beauty of Lakshmi Saravanakumar’s novel, Huntsman, lies in how masterfully Saravanakumar weaves issues of ecology and wildlife, rights of forest dwellers, and the clash between the traditional and the modern in a plot that is as gripping as the moments one might spend sitting on a machan on a tall tree in a dense forest on a full moon night, anticipating the arrival of a tiger.
What I specifically loved in Huntsmanwere the details that built up the novel when the bigger issues were not being narrated. For example, the naturalness with which polygamy and polyamoury has been depicted. I am afraid I might give out spoilers, but I cannot not mention the relationship that Thangappan – the leading man, the eponymous “huntsman” of the novel – has with his three wives – Mari, Sagayarani, and Chellayi – and the feelings about other men that the wives might have. Then there is Thangappan’s masculinity which is fragile enough to be hurt by the disapproval of a child. I would just say that these details – apart from the important bigger parts which are already there – are what make Saravanakumar’s Huntsmansuch an engrossing and – I believe it is – important read.
-Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar
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Journey Dog Tales-Arindam Mukherjee-Pre-book
Journey Dog Tales-Arindam Mukherjee-Pre-book
Journey Dog Tales is a humorous, mildly politically incorrect, goofy set of real and imagined stories breezy enough to make millions smile. Arindam shares bits about Bapia-his father, Musa, the tablet breaker, Meid Zais from some desert, Agarbatti and her Indian born James Bond, amidst their chaos he makes you want to be a part of his ragbag of imagined and real world. Or failing that make Journey Dog Tales a single-sit read.
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Marginal Man
Marginal Man
Author : Charu Nivedita
Publisher : Zero Degree Publishing
No. of pages : 698
Other Specifications
Category : Novel Published on : 2018
Subject : Miscellaneous Book Format : paperback
Language : English ISBN : 9788193528334
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Mid-Air Mishaps-pattukkottai prabakar
Mid-Air Mishaps-pattukkottai prabakar
Author : Pattukkottai Prabhakar
Publisher : Zero Degree Publishing
No. of pages : 264
Other Specifications
Translator : B. Lavanya ISBN : 9788193635506
Category : Novel Published on : 2018
Subject : Crime / Thriller Book Format : paperback
Language : English
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OH!THOSE PARSIS- BERJIS DESAI
OH!THOSE PARSIS- BERJIS DESAI
In this A to Z on Parsis:
How Parsis convert the dirtiest swear words in to terms of endearment
pesi, who got the Pope himself to intercede to reduce the volume of bells rung at St.Joseph’s Church,Dadar
Maku Macbeth’s OCD which compelled her to change her undergarments five times a day
The inside story of famous Parsi murderers
Men who believe why have a wife when you have your Mummy
Parsi mediums communicating with the dead to obtain indigestion remedies
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Oh!Those Parsis/The Bawajis- Bundle offer
Oh!Those Parsis/The Bawajis- Bundle offer
In this A to Z on Parsis:
How Parsis convert the dirtiest swear words in to terms of endearment
pesi, who got the Pope himself to intercede to reduce the volume of bells rung at St.Joseph’s Church,Dadar
Maku Macbeth’s OCD which compelled her to change her undergarments five times a day
The inside story of famous Parsi murderers
Men who believe why have a wife when you have your Mummy
Parsi mediums communicating with the dead to obtain indigestion remedies.
FIFTY PARSI PORTRAITS
include The City Father assassinated in broad daylight
The Aristocratic Sisters owing allegiance to the British monarchy, fifty years after Independence
The Principal who bent all his priciples for a masseuse
The Accountant who organised tax raids on his own clients
The thumri humming High Priest of Navsari
The Magician who was tricked by his maid
The Conman who met Marilyn Monroe through time travel
The renowned Forensic Expert who hypnotised roosters
The Stud who fathered half a village in Pune
The Serpent Avatars with their Bollywood glitz
The Serial Philanderer who seduced countless
domestics behind a water tank
RAUNCHILY RAMBUNCTIOUS
BIZZARELY BAWDY REAL LIFE TALES MORE FANTASTIC THAN ARABIAN NIGHTSSECRET LIVES OF UNFORGETTABLE BAWAS
“Desai is a master of comic delivery.”HINDUSTAN TIMES
“His articles laced with subtle wit, wisdom and affection,
offer deep insight into the Parsi way of life which is rapidly disappearing.”
INDIAN EXPRESS
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