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Bridge to Global Literature
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Suicide is a coward’s conclusion. But Rishin is not one. Not everyone can thrive in the darkness, George does. Not everybody gets a second chance, but Payel did; spiralling down into the abyss until she was saved. Mandira is in love but with the man or the monster? In this game of life and death, who shall honor the code and who will snap?
The night is young. Let the hunt begin.
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A seasoned journalist and an advertising creative-head Saugata Roybarman excels in weaving high-octane thrillers with equal panache. His short film Bodh, funded by the National Literacy Mission of India, FFSI and Govt. of West Bengal, received global acclaim. Roybarman’s full length feature films—Chaturanga, Nobboi Ghonta, Tobe Tai Hok, etc received much accolades from viewers.
After working as the creative group head of ABCL, TSPL, and R. K. Swami advertisement agencies, Roybarman has directed full-length feature films like Chaturanga (for Duradarshan, Kolkata), Nobboi Ghonta, Tobe Tai Hok. His published works include Bhoy Chai Bhoy, Nidhiramer Sordari, Tobe Tai Hok, Chambal Live, Iti Vabadiyo.
Subhadeep Palit completed his Masters in English Literature from Jadavpur University. When he is not busy with administrative duties, he enjoys writing, football, chess, and reading crime fiction. His edited volume, Auld Lang Syne, delves into the rich history and heritage of the Hooghly district of West Bengal, India, through narrative and illustrations.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 15 × 1 cm |
| Author | Saugata Roybarman |
| Translator | Subhadeep Palit |
| Language | English |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 432 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-8196395384 |
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