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Rising Daughter, Silent Mother and Fading Grandmothers narrates the organic research journey of Rekha Govindan Kurup (the author) as a modern-day city-bred daughter of Kerala, India wanting to redefine, reclaim and re-inform her relationship with body and sexuality through the discovery and investigation of Matrilineal Nayar practices.

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Pete Judd grew up in the New Forest and Cardiff, before heading to London, where he lived in his car for six months, in search of fortune and fame as a blues musician. Although he achieved some recognition, he worked at more than thirty different jobs before becoming involved in the heady world of designer fashion for 23 years. He travels extensively and still lives in London.

From travelling on India’s chaotic roads to drinking chai at a streetside stall, from battling mosquitoes to meditating in an ashram, the author takes you on a journey of vivid impressions that brings you the taste, sounds and smells of life in this amazing country.

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The book is a historical novel set in India between 1900 – 1940.

Juneli, no longer a new girl, is deeply involved in all the usual school activities at St. Avila’s – a fresh school election, camp-fire, coping with the juniors and standing up to the new head-girl’s questionable ways. Can Juneli stop her from going too far? And what do they discover when Juneli and her friends get lost in the National Park?

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Major repairs at Avila’s make a change inevitable and the school is shifted to Vijaygarh castle for a term. Juneli and her friends are thrilled with the unusual setting and a new friend discovered by chance. As they try to put things right for her by discovering the lost will, things begin to happen! There are mysterious lights in the unoccupied eastern wing of the castle, strangers breaking in, ancient idols being lifted from the castle temple, while Juneli and her friends try to solve the mystery.

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A weekend passion of lust between a lesbian and a heterosexual married man leads to untold grief in this modern story of love triangle narrated in verse by Ben Antao, the prolific author of novels, short stories, travelogues and memoirs.

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The book comprises commentaries authored by Firdaus Ahmed covering the ‘interesting times’ which India and the region have been through since South Asia acquired a nuclear backdrop. The author’s observations from his ring side seat in the region cover all dimensions of security – from internal security to nuclear war. The book offers an alternative – liberal – perspective on security. It would be of interest to students, researchers, policy wonks and attentive public. The book is a contribution to the peace discourse in the region.

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The mind is a very strange entity. Though it is a part of the body of the organism, its location in the body can never be pinpointed…

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As the twentieth century opened and the promise of East Africa beckoned, the Goan stood on the cusp of a new modernity. Never before had he encountered a frontier land which would so severely test his courage and perseverance.

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