Shortlisted for the 2009 Vodaphone - Crossword Children's Fiction Award
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The Story of the Missing
Down to Earth Magazine
Jan 2012

Failing firms and successful entrepreneurs: serial entrepreneurship as a temporal portfolio
S. Sarasvathy, G. Kuechle & A. Menon
Small Business Economics
Dec. 27, 2011

Workshops: Making Better Makers
Seven Sisters Post
Dec. 25, 2011

Review of: The Beast With Nine Billion Feet
Young India Books
Dec 2011

Poincaré Sutra nominated for Parallax Award
Senses Five Press
August 16, 2011

YA Summer Reads
Jaya Bhattacharji Rose
June 20, 2011

Interview by Ana Leticia Sigvartsen
Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK)
June 16, 2011

Review: Clarkesworld Magazine
March Issue
March 23, 2011

Review: Sandra MacDonald's Diana Comet
Strange Horizons
Oct 15, 2010

OPEN Magazine: Changing Epic Traditions
Sudha G. Tilak
Aug 2, 2010

Review: C. M. Valente's Under In The Mere
Strange Horizons
June 13, 2010

World SF Blog: World Building in a Hot Climate
May 19, 2010

Hunting a Snark: On the Trail of Regional Indian SF
Trans: Juan Madrigal
Literatura Prospectiva
May 05, 2010

Review: Robert Redick's The Rats and the Ruling Sea
Strange Horizons
May 03, 2010

Interview by Venetia Ansell
Sanskrit Literature Blog
March 04, 2010

Interview by Swapnil Bhartiya
Kalkion Online
Feb 15, 2010

The Hindu, Kochi Metroplus Interview
Jan. 15, 2010

Review: Cory Doctorow's Makers
Strange Horizons
Dec. 14, 2009

Interview by Sumeet Kaul
Hindustan Times,
Dec. 06, 2009

SF-Signal Interview
Nov. 02, 2009

Interview by Binu Karunakaran
The Week
Nov. 02, 2009

I write stories. Short stories, long stories, speculative-fiction stories, stories that go well with chai, stories that don't, stories with brown people, stories without, stories about what is, what isn't, and yet.

Through them, I have met Milton Friedman to discuss his time machines (“Love In A Hot Climate”), bluffed up new physics (“A Sky Full Of Constants”), modified Islam (“Mughal”), terrorized a pig farmer (“Harris On The Pig”), asked the Trimurti to swap jobs (“Invisible Hand”), lived in pre-war Germany (“Dialetheia”) and become a robot suitcase trying to get from Seattle to Los Angeles (“Dopplegestalt”).

These and other stories can be found in magazines and anthologies such as Albedo One, Chiaroscuro, InterZone, Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet, New Genre, Sybil's Garage, Strange Horizons, TEL: Stories and Apex World SF. My first novel “The Beast With Nine Billion Feet” (Zubaan) is available in Crosswords, Landmark, Odyssey and other major stores or via Zubaan's online store.

But enough about me & my damn stories. I prefer conversations to monologues, so look around, tickle the links, sample the samosas, and then drop me a line about you.