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- January 2008
Tranquebar Press In Soumya Bhattacharya’s If I Could Tell You, a man who has always wanted to make it as a writer tells his daughter his life’s story. Opening with quiet, precise strokes, Bhattacharya’s new novel builds up to a terrifying — and ambiguous — crescendo. — Aravind Adiga in Business Standard's author's picks for 2010
Tranquebar Press Pritish Nandy had this to say after reading Soumya Bhattacharya's novel 'If I could Tell You' : "I spent the entire weekend, gently coursing through your book. It has left me in sheer wonderment. How welll you write! As a father, as a writer, I doff my hat. You are brilliant, Soumya, truly brilliant."
Tranquebar Press Nandy went on to twitter the good news to his friends with a further comment Truly moving, sensitive writing. Captures essence of fatherhood. I read the book over the weekend and simply couldnt stop. Gentle, flawless prose. Moved me deeply."
Tranquebar Press 'A lyrical and moving account of two forms of creation — fatherhood and authorship — and of the joy and heartbreak inherent in each of them.' Aravind Adiga
Tranquebar Press Shakti Bhatt Award ceremony at the BCL, Delhi
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Tranquebar Press Mridula Koshy wins Shakti Bhatt Award 2009 for 'If It Is Sweet'!!
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She receives Rs 1 lakh and a trophy which will be presented by author/television anchor Sagarika Ghosh in New Delhi.
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Tranquebar Press podcast of an interview with Tushita Patel, author of the forthcoming cookbook Flash in the Pan: What to Cook, and How
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Two moments involving the clothes of departed people might serve to give a sense of the distinctive mood and method of Aseem Kaul’s book of very short stories, Etudes. In “The Shirt”, we see a woman who has recently been widowed. ...
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