Friday, September 10, 2010

Some of the Whole- by Abhijit Bhattacharya

                                                                      
Some of the Whole- is a collection of stories from contemporary India- Mumbai, Delhi & Kolkata that keep quintessential Indian buzz alive. Fear of the Dark, Wonder wall, What goes around, comes around, etc are some of the parts that make a whole story.

The story keeps you hooked on to the last line, bringing together all the pieces of the puzzle so effortlessly.


Language: English
ISBN: 9788122311488
Pages: 144
Price: Rs. 199.00

1 comment:

  1. Abhijit Bhattacharya’s short stories are mini-thrillers. Simply written, with the tone of spoken language, they move at high speed to religiously bring you to that unpredictable twist in the end. The writer is familiar with the milieu he places his characters in, so they believable, and at the same time, each story’s world differs a lot from the next one, making the collection a varied and captivating one. A fun, easy read.
    Abhijit Bhattacharya likes it simple! No complex sentences, convolutions, over-wrought descriptions or extensive metaphors for him. And it seems to be the right fit for stories which are short even for short stories. There’s simply no time to spend on anything other than plot. A bare and lean style, which makes the stories a quick read, may be just what young readers are looking for.
    --- by Tanuja Chandra- filmmaker and activist

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