Set in an Indian village, love, sex, and teenage pregnancy. Boarding school in a small town.Differences between rich and... More > ordinary pupils. Teen female goddess and peoples gullability. < Less

Crisp, gripping and entertaining short stories that will infuse joy and pleasure to your leisure hours. Un-put-downable stories.

Amusing and entertaining nostalgic incidents from the life of planters: Tea and Coffee, between 1959 and 1992 and covering... More > NE India(Dooars and Assam)and Papua New Guinea.Planters and their families lived in remote areas of the country where they made their own entertainment and lived lavish lives in large bungalows.The Managers were considered minor Gods by the labor who held them in high esteem.A Managers word was 'law' and incontrovertible. < Less

Eleven distinctive and enthralling short stories to lift and lighten your mood.Cleverly written and crafted with... More > excellence.The stories are a joy to read & retain. < Less

John Rai, a young Anglo-Indian boy on a Christian Scholarship to an upper class college, meets and weds Meena, daughter of... More > Ranjit Rowal, a rich and powerful industrialist. The story details the abuse and insults thrown at John and his friend,Tom.Of Rowal's infatuation and lust for Sally (Tom's young sister)and both family's struggles,foibles, suspicion and distrust. < Less

The story is set in a sparsely populated tract of the heavily forested foothills of the Himalayas: an area that lies roughly... More > between India and Nepal and in places is virtually untouched. The ‘Forest People’ of this area have minimal contact with the outside world and dwell all their lives in the forest living off its produce .These are the ‘Wild Honey Gatherers’ – a race almost extinct – they have strange ways and are rumoured to possess the ability to communicate with birds and beasts. When encountered they fade into the forest shadows. Village people give them a wide berth fearing the strange occult or shaman powers they possess. ‘The forest Spirits protect them’ is a widely held belief. This story is about one such family...its secrets, its mystical powers, and its accord with nature. < Less

The story is set in a sparsely populated tract of the heavily forested foothills of the Himalayas: an area that lies roughly... More > between India and Nepal and in places is virtually untouched. The ‘Forest People’ of this area have minimal contact with the outside world and dwell all their lives in the forest living off its produce .These are the ‘Wild Honey Gatherers’ – a race almost extinct – they have strange ways and are rumoured to possess the ability to communicate with birds and beasts. When encountered they fade into the forest shadows. Village people give them a wide berth fearing the strange occult or shaman powers they possess. ‘The forest Spirits protect them’ is a widely held belief.
This story is about one such family...its secrets, its mystical powers, and its accord with nature. < Less

John Rai, a young Anglo-Indian boy on a Christian Scholarship to an upper class college, meets and weds Meena, daughter of... More > Ranjit Rowal, a rich and powerful industrialist. The story details the abuse and insults thrown at John and his friend,Tom.Of Rowal's infatuation and lust for Sally (Tom's young sister)and both family's struggles,foibles, suspicion and distrust. < Less

The story is set in a sparsely populated tract of the heavily forested foothills of the Himalayas: an area that lies roughly... More > between India and Nepal and in places is virtually untouched. The 'Forest People' of this area have minimal contact with the outside world and dwell all their lives in the forest living off its produce .These are the 'Wild Honey Gatherers' - a race almost extinct - they have strange ways and are rumoured to possess the ability to communicate with birds and beasts. When encountered they fade into the forest shadows. Village people give them a wide berth fearing the strange occult or shaman powers they possess. 'The forest Spirits protect them' is a widely held belief. This story is about one such family...its secrets, its mystical powers, and its accord with nature. < Less

The story is set in a sparsely populated tract of the heavily forested foothills of the Himalayas: an area that lies roughly... More > between India and Nepal and in places is virtually untouched. The ‘Forest People’ of this area have minimal contact with the outside world and dwell entirely in the forest living off its produce .These are the ‘Wild Honey Gatherers’ – a race almost extinct – they have strange ways and are rumoured to possess the ability to communicate with birds and beasts. When encountered they fade into the forest shadows. Village people give them a wide berth fearing the strange occult or shaman powers they possess. ‘The forest Spirits protect them’ is a widely held belief.
This story is about one such family...its secrets, its mystical powers, and its accord with nature. < Less