The Sibius Knot, Amrita Tripathi's second novel resides at a store near you!
And online:
For Your Kindle : http://bit.ly/1v0dxoz
Amazon: http://bit.ly/1EmUutM
Flipkart: http://bit.ly/1JoOSG9
URead: http://bit.ly/1DQVKaf
The Sibius Knot, Amrita Tripathi's second novel resides at a store near you!
And online:
For Your Kindle : http://bit.ly/1v0dxoz
Amazon: http://bit.ly/1EmUutM
Flipkart: http://bit.ly/1JoOSG9
URead: http://bit.ly/1DQVKaf
As promised, I'm going to post some of your twitter reviews/ FB reviews/ comments on the book, on here!
But first, hark! To the East! Nizamuddin East! (An aside to my siblings, that was!)
But dekho, with huge thanks to the lovely folks at Full Circle and Cafe Turtle:
I was absolutely delighted to be able to launch my second novel The Sibius Knot on Friday the 13th, in Delhi. Lady Kishwar Desai was a wonderful interlocutor, and the presence of family and friends made it an overall warm, cosy, fuzzy experience. And looks like we sold us some books, too!
The discussion was about cults, the Devil/ Darkness, how fragile relationships are and much more!
Here's hoping The Sibius Knot finds its readers!
Nothing like the olden goldies, at times...
Am thoroughly enjoying reading Tales of The Jazz Age by our old friend F Scott Fitzgerald.
One of my best friends Shoili introduced me to him years ago -- her favourite book back in college was The Great Gatsby -- and I've never thanked her enough.
I wish I'd read The Jelly-Bean in college, to be honest, I was a bit of a jelly-bean, if you ask me...Would've been helpful to know what was what back then when being vague and faffing were all such novelties!
A friend had asked a few months ago (or was it years?) about how I could possibly read "good fiction" and "bad" -- how do you enjoy high art and trash, I think she was asking. (She's not one to mince her words.) I don't quite know, and am curious to know what you think... but I love both. They're balm for different parts of the soul, I should think. Though maybe that isn't entirely true. Good literature -- much like good art and good cinema, I suppose -- elevates you...It touches your soul. A racy thriller may have you turning pages like an adrenaline junkie, but can't claim the same.
Anyway, enough yammering from me for the mo' -- let me know what you're reading! Hope to have more books-related stuff on here, more regularly!