Fiction and Literature

DUI MINAR is an illustrated Bengali book written by Aniruddha, with 41 marvelous drawings by Santi Chatterjee. It is a translation of The Two Towers, the second part of Tolkien's epic The Lord of the Rings. The wizard Gandalf was lost in battle with a fearsome demon. The brave, remorseful Boromir was killed. The Ringbearer Frodo made his escape towards Mordor with his loyal Samwise, but the rest of the Fellowship were beset with Orc attacks. Now the two hobbits alone must continue their quest to destroy Sauron's Ring - alone, save for the mysterious creeping figure that follows wherever they go.

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A rare peek into the lives of the people of Goa as they transition from a Portuguese colony to becoming a part of India.

When her papa left, Sarah unfolded the gift and pulled out a silver-colored album. Curious to know what was inside, she flipped through the pages. There were pictures of a baby girl, from her birth to about two years of age, and below each picture, was a short description. Sarah began to read each one and in the middle of the album, she found a note from Ellen.

As author P. G.Bhaskar stepped tentatively past the 30 year landmark and then, with even more trepidation, across the dreaded 40, he once again went through all the trials of adolescence; confusion, insecurity and apprehension punctuated by frequent bouts of foolishness.

A wise man said, "If you are smart, you will turn your tragedy into an autobiography." That amazing thought was the genesis of LOFT. LOFT, the acronym for Lack of F***king Talent, is a picture book which tries to capture this glorious yet enigmatic game from the perspective of amateur golfers.

A hillock, adorned by a rivulet, stretch of golden sands , River Princess idling away at a distance ,a honeymoon pair meditating on the rocks - it's Baga Beach. It's a place of encounter, where the author meets in a photo flash chance with Jose and Nirmala , a mixed marriage couple. Nirmala sees behind this accidental meeting with the author the hand of the Goddess of Peace.

A fast-paced thriller guaranteed to keep you wondering what comes next!

At a bachelorette party, a teenager of ravishing beauty considers it an exciting opportunity to shake hands with a nude man of impeccable poise. Another young lady helplessly chases a peddler of narcotic substances. The wife of an affluent and high-flying professional dislikes becoming pregnant and engages the services of a surrogate mother to deliver her baby. Unmindful of the scary goings-on around the world, some elders doggedly try to stick to their old traditions and practices, putting at stake the future of their children.

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144 Hours in Prison: An Arabian Saga describes the harrowing ordeal of Romi, wrongly accused of a crime he has hardly committed.

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Gaurav Kale is back in his hometown Vadodara. It has been three years since he was last here - but old memories continue to haunt him. He recollects the time when he joined a struggling club, Vadodara United Football Club(VUFC); his enmity with the club's captain, Bali; his one-sided attraction towards the hottest girl in college, Shreya; and his best friends Golu, who desperately wants to lose his virginity, and John, the crackpot - all of whom cause havoc in his young adult life. If all this wasn't enough, the impossible struggles of getting a misfit team to gel and work together as the biggest tournament of the year approaches just add to his troubles. As Gaurav reminisces and explores the past, he has to now decide whether to go back to a life he has loved (and possibly, lost) or forget the past and start anew once again.