Famous Authors from India |
Sudhir Kekre | |||
After working abroad for a decade in the US and the UK, Sudhir Kekre heard the sound of home calling. He settled in India to pursue his passion for writing. Being a maverick, he cannot call a single place his home.
The first novel Pizza Porn, a funny coming age story of two youngsters, was published in February, 2013. This is his second book. Apart from traveling, he loves animals because they cannot talk. God realized his mistake when he created human beings! |
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Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Pizza Porn |
D.S. Rao | |||
D.S. Rao, Ph.D., is a literary critic, editor, author, translator, and teacher of English literature. After serving Sahitya Akademi from 1956 to 1991, he retired as Editor, Indian Literature. His writings appeared in leading newspapers and journals. In 2003, his English translation of Gopicand’s Asamardhuni Jivayatra has been hailed as ‘a milestone’ by Prof. M. Sivaramakrishna. In 2005, his Five Decades has been called ‘a brilliant historical study’ by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, President of India. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Usha Rani : A tale of Sense and Sensuality (Translator) |
Sayantan Gupta | |||
Dr. Sayantan Gupta is a Consultant Gynaecologist by profession and also a Laparoscopic Surgeon, at present residing in and practicising at Malda, West Bengal. Writing prose, poetry and drama being his passion, some of his plays have made successful stage productions. He has recently published his book of poetry Where the Rainbow Ends. . His novels, The Physician – Legacy of the Healer God is in the process of publication. His novel Abode of the Kings has been published in 2013. He has cotranslated Michael Madhusudan Dutt’s Bengali epic Meghnaad Badh Kabya. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Meghnaad Badh Kabya: The Slaying of Meghnaad – an Epic ( Co-Translator) |
Geoffrey Jackson | |||
A retired university lecturer in English, he has worked in Holland, Denmark, Finland, Saudi Arabia and Oman. This is his debut book. | |||
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Neelam Saxena Chandra | |||
Neelam Saxena Chandra is an engineer by profession and an officer in the Indian Railways. Writing poetry and fiction is her passion. More than two hundred and fifty of her stories/poems have been published in various leading Indian as well as international magazines. She has won various awards and poetry contests. Recently Neelam also debuted as a lyricist in Shankar Tucker’s composition Mere Sajan Sun Sun. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. In the Flickering of an Eye 2. Soul Seekers |
Bina Biswas | |||
Dr Bina Biswas is a Professor and the Head of the Department of English, TRR Group of Educational Institutions, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad. She is an alumnus of the University of Delhi and has a Doctorate from Andhra University. She is a Tagore scholar and a wellknown author. Her monumental works comprise Michael Madhusudan Dutt’s Meghnad Badh Kabya’s translation into English. Her book of short fictions Tale of the Missing Shoe and Other Stories and Tagore’s Heroines: Assessing the Portraits of Gender Orientation have been published. Her Poetry collection Forest Flowers has also been published in 2013. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Breeze in the Old Building and Other Stories 2. Meghnaad Badh Kabya: The Slaying of Meghnaad – an Epic ( Co-Translator) |
Kulpreet Yadav | |||
Kulpreet Yadav’s short stories have appeared in many literary magazines from around the world. He is the founder and co-editor of Open Road Review, a literary journal. He also co-edits Under the Banyan Tree, an online forum of true stories. In 2011, Kulpreet’s short fiction won a special commendation in the competition ‘The Best Short Writing in the World’, by Fleeting magazine. He lives in New Delhi. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. India Unlimited – Stories from a Nation Caught Between Hype and Hope |
Nabina Das | |||
An MFA (Poetry) from Rutgers University, US and an MA (Linguistics) from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, Nabina’s poetry and prose have been published in several international journals and anthologies. Nabina is also a contributor to Prairie Schooner and is in the peer review committee of The Four Quarters Magazine. A winner of several writing residencies, fellowships and contests, she has worked in journalism and media for about 10 years (The Ithaca Journal, US; Tehelka News Portal, Delhi). | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. The House of Twining Roses - Stories of the Mapped and the Unmapped |
Max Babi | |||
A metallurgist and plasma technologist, Max Babi stumbled on to advanced training, life skills and soft skills and ruminating on Serendipity. He has conducted many workshops and lectures on the all-pervasive presence of Serendipity. He owes a huge debt to his young students whose hydra-headed queries inspired him to examine every nook and corner of the intellectual cosmos keeping in view the simplicity principle, which has contributed greatly to his holistic perception. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Making Sense of Serendipity – a Treatise on Serendipity, Synchronicity & Creative Intuition |
Nihar Pradhan | |||
Nihar Pradhan. Digital Strategist, Business Transformer, Process Innovator, Management Consultant, Creative Blogger & Amateur Photographer. Co-Founder & Partner of Digital Campus Services, an innovator of a pioneering Cloud Computing Solution for the Global Education Sector. Thought articles on Business Management in the leading nationals like The Economic Times to The Hindu and books on Electronic Commerce to Knowledge Management. He makes distance with the political dogmas and religious doctrines & breaks the distance with nature and nurturing ideas. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. Makeup & Breakup Stories : Contemporary Classics for Digital Natives |
Rashmi Singh | |||
Rashmi Singh is an author not by chance but by birth. With six books in the market, Rashmi Singh has never tied herself to any particular genre. A well known figure in the literary world, The Memsaheb is her seventh book and fifth fiction. |
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Title(s) of this author available with us : 2. The Memsaheb |
Dinesh Unnikrishnan | |||
Dinesh Unnikrishnan, a journalist based in Mumbai and hails from Thrissur in Kerala. Presently the Financial Editor of Firstpost, he has worked in the past for Mint news paper in the Hindustan Times Group and other news organizations such as the New Indian Express, the United News of India, the Press Trust of India and the Reuters, since 2004. The Arrival is Dinesh’s first novel, although his writings have appeared across various publications over the years. Dinesh is the winner of 2011 Ramnath Goenka Award for journalists in the ‘Business and Economic Journalism’ category. | |||
Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. The Arrival |
Manjula Cherkil | |||
Manjula Cherkil, a research associate for the Five College Women’s Studies Research Center (FCWSRC), Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, US and a translator. Most of her professional life has been spent in research and providing administrative support for conducting training programs in Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility, offered by the Centre for Corporate Governance and Citizenship at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India’s premier national management institute, where she was employed for more than three decades. |
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Title(s) of this author available with us : 1. The Third Eye of Love (Translator) |