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Stories for young readers, from grandparents who audition for dance shows to a scatological mystery in an apartment block

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Short stories where reality is delivered with many a twist

Heart, Humour and Horror

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When the killer is unveiled through a slow unveiling of emotions

Many Indias

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From the early masters to contemporary stars

Spot the Killer

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Buried secrets in the labyrinth of family relationships

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Of Crimes and Conceits

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Many Indias

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