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The Sunday Guardian,13 June 2010

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Watch out for Beauty Queen: The Pathway to Pageantry by Anvita Sudarshan published under Amaryllis
Vinaya Bhagat's page turning thriller, The Trickster from Harper Collins Publishers India will be out soon
One Palace, A Thousand Doorways, a unique book of translations of songs from the oral traditions by Vipul Rikhi and Shabnam, is coming soon with Speaking Tiger
Ashok Ferrey's The Ceaseless Chatter of Demons makes it to the long list of the DSC Prize. Congratulations Ashok!
Paro Anand has been awarded the Bal Sahitya Puraskar for contribution to children’s writing in English for Wild Child and Other Stories. Congratulations Paro!
The newest authors on the Siyahi bandwagon are Kelly Dorji and Pawo Choyning Dorji. Welcome aboard guys!
Sold: the English translation rights to Rahi Masoom Raza's Scene 75 to HarperCollins Publishers India. The translation has been done by Poonam Saxena.
Devdutt Pattanaik's latest work is The Boys Who Fought, a Mahabharata for children, published by Puffin India. Get your copies now!
Desi Guide to Dating, a quirky guide to dating in India by Ira Trivedi and Sachin Bhatia, is coming soon with HarperCollins Publishers India.
Shashi Warrier's Magical Tales from the Hidden Continent is going to be a must-have for every teenager's bookshelf. Watch out for this new young-adult fantasy title from HarperCollins Publishers India.
Aruna Roy's Jaananaa Jeene ke Liye, (published by Rajkamal Prakashan) is another highly anticipated book of the year.
Sold: the Indian subcontinent rights for Vish Dhamija's latest page turner, The Heist Artist to HarperCollins Publishers India.

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