Sampurna is an award-wining poet, writer and translator. Her books include The Greatest Stories Ever Told, Abol Tabol: The Nonsense World of Sukumar Ray and Mulla Nasruddin. Abol Tabol was reissued as a Puffin Classic under the title Wordygurdyboom! Her modern retelling of the complete Panchatantra titled Three Brothers and the Flower of Gold was published by Scholastic. Her debut poetry collection Sight May Strike You Blind was published by the Sahitya Akademi.
 

Rupture
In the course of twenty-four hours, nine characters across five Indian cities are faced with a brutal need to examine their own past. These eight are bound by more than fear and violence. Between each character and his or her life is the rupture of re-imagining.

Category: Fiction
Publishing House: HarperCollins Publishers India

The Land of the Well
A novel that examines this age of anxiety, where the bodies of India’s successful corporate yuppies erupt in ways that mirror their innermost traumas. In a world where wellness is the realm of bogus-gurus and new-age mantras, healing can only become a mockery, sink itself in its opposite – an obsession with disease and all its symptoms.

Category: Fiction
Publishing House: HarperCollins Publishers India

The Saint Who Resurrected A Goat
Bombay. Mumbai. The 'schizopolis' of the nation. City of contrasts. Robust and vulnerable, crowded and lonely. This collection is a docu-fiction, an urban ode to the city of many faces.

Category: Short stories
Publishing House: Penguin Books India
 

Eating the Breeze
The saga of a family in eleven parts.

Category: Short stories

Absent Muses
A collection that looks at, among other things, silence and dialogue, and the complex nature of home.

Category: Poetry
Rights: Available