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| A rush of kaleidoscopic images, the city
of Bombay or Mumbai is best reflected in its vast crucible
of communities, its bizarre experiences, stark contrasts,
changing relationships and concerns, its urban rat race
and dizzying new pace of life. Janhavi's collection of
short stories, Window Seat, is set in this topical Indian
city - a place that likes to believe that it is giving
the rest of the world a run for its money. |
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| Window Seat is a collection of 'rush hour
stories' - tales that jostle, push and straddle all things
that are uniquely Bombay, ranging from the stock market
to Bollywood, the local estate agent, daily train commuters,
ad agencies, the city nightlife, salons or beauty parlours,
internet friendships, the '92 riots. These are short takes
and everyday observations of a city and provide glimpses
or windows into the lives of its people. |
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| A collection of 30 short, short stories
that may be read in the local train, at the airport or
when stuck in traffic, on your way to work or during lunch
hour, in the bathroom or at bedtime. Experience the stories
for yourself. Relate to them. |
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| A travel guide to India’s most vibrant destinations, Moon Mumbai & Goa is the first in Indian destinations to be covered by travel book series, Moon Handbooks. An in-depth guide to Mumbai - a city that never sleeps - and Goa - the state of sossegarde and feni – this book is a traveller’s companion. It helps plan your trip by providing unique itineraries, local insights and useful insider tips. Making your journey both informed and enjoyable. Making you feel less like a tourist and more like a local. |
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| Terror anthology, Fear Factor: Terror Incognito (Picador, 2009 and PanMacmillan Australia 2010), edited by Meenakshi Bharat and Sharon Rundle, is a unique Indo-Australian collaboration and features short stories by Yasmine Gooneratne, Devika Brendon, David Malouf, Kiran Nagarkar, Salman Rushdie, Thomas Keneally, Andrew Y.M. Kwong, Temsula Ao, Susanne Gervay, Meera Kant, Meenakshi Bharat, Sujata Sankranti, Jaspreet Singh, Rosie Scott, Neelum Saran Gour, Denise Leith, Gulzar, Jeremy Fisher, Guy Scotton, Tabish Khair and Janhavi Acharekar. |
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