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GITHA HARIHARAN was born in Coimbatore, India. She grew up in Bombay and Manila. She was educated in these two cities and later in the United States. She worked as a staff writer in the Public Broadcasting System in New York, and since 1979, she has worked in Bombay, Madras and New Delhi, first as an editor in a publishing house, then as a freelancer.

• The Winning Team
Once there was a storyteller who was out of work. He didn’t know how it happened - but he no longer had anyone to tell his stories to. This book is a delightful compilation of stories for childeren.

• The Thousand Faces of Night
The stories of three different women, separate yet linked, are knit together in this excellent novel.

When Devi returns to Madras to live with her widowed mother, she finds that her student-years in America have not prepared her for a future in India.

The Thousand Faces of Night brings alive

• The Art of Dying
This striking collection of 20 stories demonstrate the remarkable range of one of India's most promising young writers.

Sometimes comic- yet tinged with sadness - as in the "The Remains of the Feast" where an old woman near the end of her life suddenly feels the urge to sample

• A Southern Harvest
A Southern Harvest is a collection of 16 brilliant and evocative stories from contemporary short fiction in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu. The stories , by writers both new and established, have been translated into English especially for this volume.

This collection is edited by Githa Hariharan, winner of the 1993

• The Ghosts of Vasu Master
In her first novel since THE THOUSAND FACES OF NIGHT, which won the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best First Novel, Githa Hariharan tells the quiet and extraordinarily moving story of Vasu Master.

Using fantasy, fable and a host of wonderfully imagined characters - and the gentle humane and philosophic voice

• In Times of Siege
What makes a fanatic? A fundamentalist? What makes communities that have lived together for years suddenly discover a hatred for each other? As if in answer, Shiv hears a distant rumble, then the parking lot fills with people. Even at a distance he can sense the tension in them, bodies like clenched fists, voices angry and shrill.

• In Times of Siege
Now offered in paperback edition. Sharp and gripping, and permeated with a chilling sense of menace, In Times of Siege holds up an uncompromising mirror to India today.

• When Dreams Travel
With its sharp and lively blend of past and present, its skilful reworking of the historical tradition, and its evocative language, WHEN DREAMS TRAVEL has all the significance of modern myth.

The curtain opens on four figures, two men and two women. There is the sultan, who wants a virgin

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