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A literary ghost story set in 1960's India about three generations of the wealthy Mittal family who have buried a tragic history and the ghosts of the past who rise up to haunt them.
A literary ghost story set in 1960's India about three generations of the wealthy Mittal family who have buried a tragic history and the ghosts of the past who rise up to haunt them.
Naufal Khan I love the book, almost complete but dreading to get to the end where now Gulu has revealed the old secret after he went to the cemetery. I am shocked about what he said.....
Since I’ve published Haunting Bombay, it has been reviewed by a number of book bloggers out there in cyberspace. One of my favorite bloggers is Swapna of S. Krishna Books whose reviews are consistently well-written and thoughtful. ...
Fantasy Book Critic reviewed Haunting Bombay this week, calling it “easily one of the best books of the year” with writing that is “captivating and elegant” and “a sheer pleasure to read.” Click herefor the full review.
Devorah Sasha Shilpa we are 6 women that are going to Break a Guinness World record, the Longest Reading Marathon by a team, from Nov 3 to Nov 13. We know you are coming to Miami for the Miami Book Fair. We would love to have a visit from you. Here the info
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Miami, October 20, 2009 - On Tuesday morning, November 3, six women will begin a 10-day reading marathon in an attempt to break a Guinness World Records™ record while promoting education, understanding and respect for human rights.
Rishi Chopra Shilpa, it was great to listen to an excerpt from your novel at the Bollywood Cafe on Saturday. I look forward to reading more soon. -Rishi Chopra
I’ve been doing a lot travel in the past months, speaking at various literary events and this weekI had the opportunity to go on a virtual book tour with TLC Tours. ...
Chloe Ross Shilpa - I LOVE Haunting Bombay. Love it!!!!!!!!! Yes your blog maybe in the place where my characters live (check Versova where it makes that little funny jog in the Jai Prakash Rd). ).
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Editor-in-chief Benish Shah of Neem Magazinereviewed Haunting Bombay in this month’s edition. She writes, “Providing a voice to those that are silenced creates the platform for this richly provocative story woven through symbolism, masterful storytelling, and the infamous monsoons of India. In...
This just in: Haunting Bombay will journey to the beautiful land of Russia, to be translated and published by Phantom Press in 2010. Foreign editions in Italy, Spain, and India will also be released next year.
This review just appeared in the September edition of India Currents, an Indo-American monthly magazine, calling Haunting Bombay”a brilliant gothic read” that takes us on “alyrical and witty journey” where “the wet sheen of the rain, the supernatural, spiritual, and the mythological are a constant ...
Larry Bartlett Just finished the novel a couple of hours ago. A beautiful book, thank you. I'm a little sad that tomorrow won't be spent with Pinky, Nimish and the Mittal family. But what a great read and ride.
I’m off to sunshiny Georgia this Friday morning to participate in the annual Decatur Book Festival, near Atlanta. There’s a whole slate of activities they have planned for us authors, including readings and a special dinner and opportunities to meet and mingle with book worms of all types. I...
HAUNTING BOMBAY, The Novel
Friends - I will be in Georgia this weekend for the annual Decatur Book Festival. Come by if you are around! http://www.decaturbookfestival.com/2009/
Many thanks to Shashwati Talukdar for her review on Dhvani calling Haunting Bombay “an intricate and complex narrative” in which “[g]hosts lurk, grandmothers hobble around being tough matriarchs, and adults in general behave quite badly. Ther...
