So on Saturday, 5th of March this year, I’ll have a big handful of books to give out.  I’d prefer not to post them – so I’ll do my best in sharing them with you face to face.

A Fine Balance:

In 1975, in an unidentified Indian city, Mrs Dina Dalal, a financially pressed Parsi widow in her early 40s, sets up a sweatshop of sorts in her ramshackle apartment. Determined to remain financially independent and to avoid a second marriage, she takes in a boarder and two Hindu tailors to sew dresses for an export company. As the four share their stories, then meals, then living space, human kinship prevails and they become a kind of family, despite the lines of caste, class and religion. When tragedy strikes, their cherished, newfound stability is threatened, and each character must face a difficult choice in trying to salvage their relationships.

I thought it was about time to update kamsika.com, now in it’s third incarnation as a site to record my writing and submissions. (Old site here).

While quite basic for now, I’m hoping that this will grow into a useful reference site of work I’ve had published and upcoming projects.

Georgina