Be very afraid.Thirteen stories of revenge.These women are mad as hell, bloodthirsty. And they are coming for you.A sixty-something woman finds unexpected love; another abducts her nephew; a writer strikes a deal with the devil - each story bares its fangs. Startling, sinister and seductive, these women go after those who wronged them with a ferocious cunning, sometimes underhanded, sometimes operatic. A sisterhood of betrayed wives, beheaded prince...

'"Whispers of the Wind" is a nature‑centric short story collection that weaves personal experiences, folklore, and gentle fiction to celebrate the interconnectedness of humans and the natural world. Through stories of butterflies, birds, animals, forests and ecosystems across Kerala and other parts of India, the book highlights themes of conservation, friendship, and responsibility toward the environment. Family journeys, community encounters, and imagined voices of wildlife come together ...

The Echoes of the Mind:Your Being Beyond the Veil of Thought is not just a book. It's a quiet companion for those who have felt the subtle pull toward something more-something unnamed, something just beneath the surface of ordinary life. In the still moments between thoughts, there is a voice. Not loud, not demanding-just a presence, waiting. This book is born from that place. It's a journey inward, beyond the mind's chatter and into the soft, mysterious realm of being.A pl...

An introverted, middle-aged spinster, Roo, or Rudrakshi Sen, lives with her mother and teaches English at a local school. Roo’s mother, semi-blind and a chronic invalid, lives most of the time in an imaginary world where she turns the grief of her husband’s death and their bizarre relationship into the belief that theirs was a happy, conventional marriage. Roo cultivates an aloof manner and distances herself from close relationships to stave off memories of her childhood and of Eeedee, the...

'Silence That Remains' traces the journey of a young woman whose life is shaped by love, loss, and the quiet battles of identity. Beginning with the tender yet fractured bond between two souls, the novel unfolds into a meditation on silence-the words left unsaid, the longing that lingers, and the resilience born from heartbreak.Through rain‑soaked memories, the grief of losing her closest companion, and the suffocating expectations of society, she learns to survive amidst solitude....

'"Vietnam Spring" by C.R. Das, translated by Shiny Ajit, explores Vietnam's historical and emotional landscape during and after the Vietnam War. The story is dedicated to freedom fighters, humanitarians, and children growing up in a changing world. It follows Damas, a solitary traveller, who visits the Vietnam War Museum and meets survivors, reflecting on the painful aftermath of war. The narrative highlights the resilience of the Vietnamese people, their fight against oppression, and the ...

An introverted, middle-aged spinster, Roo or Rudrakshi Sen, lives with her mother and teaches English at a local school. Roo's mother, semi-blind and a chronic invalid, lives most of the time in an imaginary world where she turns the grief of her husband's death and their bizarre relationship into the belief that theirs was a happy, conventional marriage. Roo cultivates an aloof manner and distances herself from close relationships to stave off memories of her childhood and of Eeedee, the ...

Alkmar, once a proud kingdom with fertile lands and a hearty population, has fallen to ruin. Their king, Tiran, attempted to bring God to Earth and kill him, and instead his kingdom was turned into a nightmare. Within its borders lie monsters and horrors such that no army has ever conquered it since, and few dare to cross the boundary stones. And yet, deep within the borders of Alkmar, within Tiran's keep, lies the ring he crafted for his profane ritual. This ring would fetch an enormous p...

'A novel that combines life, satire, and social criticism in a way never seen before. Benyamin, writer'A truly humbling voice in women's writing; a magical wordsmith.' -Reeta Ramamurthy GuptaA DEVIL WITH A MEMOIR. A WOMAN BOTH HILARIOUSLY DEVOUT AND TRAGICALLY POSSESED.In a sleepy corner of Kerala, Kunjamma Paulose lives a life of perfect piety. She sweeps church courtyards at dawn, prays with theatrical inte...

'In the heart of Malanada, where myth and memory entwine, The Guardian of the Mountain (Malayappuppan) by Veloor Biju (translated by Shiny Ajit) invites readers into a world shaped by ancient rituals, tribal guardians, and the enduring spirit of the land.Through the eyes of Suyodhu, a young seeker, the narrative journeys across sacred temples, ancestral legends, and the enigmatic figure of Malayappuppan -the protector whose story is both personal and universal. Richly woven with the rhythm...

'Words of Silence is a collection of poems that dives into the beautiful themes of love, hope, resilience, and the human spirit, all brought to life with vivid imagery and heartfelt emotions. It captures those special moments and the journey of personal growth, showing how love can thrive across distances and time. You'll find poems celebrating the joy of reconnecting, highlighting how shared experiences can really lift our spirits

'Women are born in survival mode. Their job, they are told, is to love. But what is this love they neither know nor see – this illiquid, no-return-on-investment, invisible land they must buy with all their soul money?'Lilith. Wild, untameable Lilith. She is the love of Adam's life – the only woman for the only man on Earth. Until Adam replaces her with Eve. Biddable, meek, subservient Eve. 'Lilith is demanding, short-tempered and unnatural in her sexual desires,' A...