One night stands, betrayals of body and mind, the Judas kiss of the soul, a world turned traitor — 36 tales of infidelity made all the more tragic by a touch of lightness and
a mad magic.
This is Shinie Antony’s second collection of short stories. Her first , Barefoot and Pregnant, was published in 2002.
Shinie
Antony, who lives in Delhi, wishes she were
anywhere else. One of her short stories included
in this collection, "A Dog's Death,"
won the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association
(Asia) award for short-story writing, in 2002.
"Kiss and Tell" was previously
published in The Statesman in 2003.
Comments:
Defies set
norms — The Hindu
Zany, inventive, sardonic, deliciously
irreverent — The Week
Sometimes moving, sometimes startling, sometimes unnerving and sometimes
tragic — Outlook.com
Often atrocious, often outrageous, often dark, but funny all the time —
The New Indian Express
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