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Much Travelled Yarns by Joyseej Mukherjee
The author tries to trap some yarns in pages of print. True to the form of a
yarn, he has kept these tales as brief as he could - closely following the
lines of the original story. Thus, tales are born, and they are told and
retold from person to person as today’s audience becomes tomorrow’s
storyteller.
It isn’t always erroneous to judge a book by its cover, or, at least, its title.
This slim work is true to its name. These short stories take place from
Vienna to Puri. And most of them have a nice twist. Especially good is
The Train To Puri. - Businessworld
The stories have good OHenry-type surprise endings. - K. Subbarayan,
The Free Press Journal
The author’s yarns are crafted with a crisp and spellbinding skill that
keeps the reader addicted to the pages of his work.- Margaret
Mascarenhas, author of Skin
If you’re reading this blurb you’re wasting precious time. The stories
inside his little book are far more interesting.- Rohit Gupta, author of Le
Spirale Fantastique, the world’s first trans-novel
Here are stories that take off from the mundane to move to the sublime.
You get a kaleidoscopic view of Asia — be it of Korea, Singapore, India or
Saudi Arabia. A wonderful experience traversing varied streams of Asian
thought. - Dr I Arul Aram, author of Television in Education
Mukherjee crafts the yarns with a crisp and spellbinding skill - Debonair
An engrossing collection - DNA
yarn, he has kept these tales as brief as he could - closely following the
lines of the original story. Thus, tales are born, and they are told and
retold from person to person as today’s audience becomes tomorrow’s
storyteller.
It isn’t always erroneous to judge a book by its cover, or, at least, its title.
This slim work is true to its name. These short stories take place from
Vienna to Puri. And most of them have a nice twist. Especially good is
The Train To Puri. - Businessworld
The stories have good OHenry-type surprise endings. - K. Subbarayan,
The Free Press Journal
The author’s yarns are crafted with a crisp and spellbinding skill that
keeps the reader addicted to the pages of his work.- Margaret
Mascarenhas, author of Skin
If you’re reading this blurb you’re wasting precious time. The stories
inside his little book are far more interesting.- Rohit Gupta, author of Le
Spirale Fantastique, the world’s first trans-novel
Here are stories that take off from the mundane to move to the sublime.
You get a kaleidoscopic view of Asia — be it of Korea, Singapore, India or
Saudi Arabia. A wonderful experience traversing varied streams of Asian
thought. - Dr I Arul Aram, author of Television in Education
Mukherjee crafts the yarns with a crisp and spellbinding skill - Debonair
An engrossing collection - DNA
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