Archive for April 28th, 2005

Flesh Songs: A Sheila Ray story

Way back in another lifetime, in a galaxy far far away, before I began writing my Ramayana retelling, and my Mahabharata retelling, and even my Devi stories, I used to write contemporary fiction. I still do. Realistic, contemporary stories about life in (mainly) Mumbai, and almost always in urban India, which is what I know [...]


Talking about Thrillers: A word from Thomas Abraham, CEO, Penguin Books India

Interesting development resulting from yesterday’s post It’s a Crime. I had a call from Thomas Abraham, CEO of Penguin Books India. Incidentally, he happens to be my publisher, but we haven’t had the pleasure of actually meeting. Which is not as uncommon as you’d think, since authors very rarely meet the people who bring out [...]


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