Besotted
by Mrinal Bose
Price: $1.99 USD. 10410 words.
Published on November 28, 2012. Fiction.
It’s about two old lovers, of different ethnicity, separately married,and settled in two different Indian metros. He would come all the way from Kolkata to see her in New Delhi. Each time they met, it was a rollicking adventure for both. But good time comes to an end, as it must, when her husband gets to know about the affair, and swings into action. A literary thriller with depth and insight
Location: India
Member Since: March 08, 2008
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Mrinal Bose
Biography
I'm a fiction writer, columnist,and literary blogger based in Kolkata, India. My fiction and columns have appeared in The Pedestal Magazine, January magazine, suite 101.com and Future among many other online and print magazines. In real life, I'm a practicing physician, and when I'm not attending on my patient, I'm either contemplating fiction or writing it.
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Books
Against Her Will
by Mrinal Bose
Price: $0.99 USD. 5420 words. Published on April 1, 2008. Fiction.
A young Bangladeshi Hindu woman's poignant story of immigration to India and her struggle to come to terms with new realities.
Price: $0.99 USD. 5420 words. Published on April 1, 2008. Fiction.
A young Bangladeshi Hindu woman's poignant story of immigration to India and her struggle to come to terms with new realities.
Shadowland
by Mrinal Bose
Price: $1.99 USD. 66430 words. Published on March 12, 2008. Fiction.
Shadowland is the story of a doctor who seeks survival, sanity and justice after he is stripped of his right to a small piece of land in Kolkata suburb. Set against the backdrop of a degenerate Marxist regime in Bengal in the nineties, it's a compelling narrative of the doctor’s long battle with the powers-that-be, and a masterly portrait of contemporary India.
Price: $1.99 USD. 66430 words. Published on March 12, 2008. Fiction.
Shadowland is the story of a doctor who seeks survival, sanity and justice after he is stripped of his right to a small piece of land in Kolkata suburb. Set against the backdrop of a degenerate Marxist regime in Bengal in the nineties, it's a compelling narrative of the doctor’s long battle with the powers-that-be, and a masterly portrait of contemporary India.