Archives: Authors

Shamini Flint lives in Singapore with her husband and two children. She is an ex-lawyer, ex-lecturer, stay-at-home mum and writer. She loves cricket! Shamini has written numerous children’s picture books including Jungle Blues, Turtle Takes a Trip and A T-Rex Ate my Homework. She is also the author of the highly-acclaimed Sasha series of children’s travel books and the crime novel series, Inspector Singh Investigates. To know more about her works, visit her website www.shaminiflint.com.

Scott C. Levi is Associate Professor of Central Asian History at Ohio State University. His research focuses on the social and economic history of Central Asia in the broader context of the early modern Indo-Islamic world.
Gurcharan Das is a world-renowned author, commentator and public intellectual. His bestselling books include India Unbound and The Difficulty of Being Good; his newest book is India Grows at Night. A graduate of Harvard University, Das was CEO of Procter & Gamble India before he took early retirement to become a full-time writer. He lives in Delhi.

Shamini Flint lives in Singapore with her husband and two children. She is an ex-lawyer, ex-lecturer, stay-at-home mum and writer. She loves cricket! Shamini has written numerous children’s picture books including Jungle Blues, Turtle Takes a Trip and A T-Rex Ate my Homework. She is also the author of the highly-acclaimed Sasha series of children’s travel books. Shamini’s first three crime novels, Inspector Singh Investigates-A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder, Inspector Singh Investigates-A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul and Inspector Singh Investigates-The Singapore School of Villainy are published by Little, Brown. Shamini’s website is www.shaminiflint.com.

Shubha Vilas is a TEDx speaker, lifestyle coach, storyteller and author. He studied patent law after completing his engineering degree. But, finally, he chose the path of a spiritual seeker. Ramayana:The Game of Life is his bestselling series.

Tahmima Anam is the author of the Bengal trilogy, a recipient of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book and the O. Henry Award. Her short story ‘Garments’ was shortlisted for the BBC National Short Story Award. She is a Granta Best of Young British Novelist and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, she trained as an anthropologist at Harvard University and now lives in London.

Rajiv Narang is the founder and managing director of Erehwon, a twenty-year-old pioneering innovation firm, where he has helmed the redefining and recasting of innovation. Recognized as India’s Innovation Thought Leader, Narang was part of the National Planning Commission panel to recommend ‘India’s Innovation Strategy’, and the lead architect of the ‘Innovation for India’ Foundation. With his unparalleled insight into business, social and public service innovation, Narang has inspired leaders to adopt innovation and led a rich portfolio of strategic initiatives with organizations such as Unilever, Novartis, Bank of America and the Government of Karnataka and Azim Premji Foundation.