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NEWS! Free digital book. I am currently releasing a series of 50 articles about India via my blog on this site. Together they explore the history and culture of India from her most ancient civilisations to the nation’s ambitious space programme. All 50 articles will be collected into a digital book and published in due course. To receive a FREE copy of the book, simply register for my newsletter here.
NEWS! YOUR HELP NEEDED WITH A 3 MINUTE SURVEY. I’m currently leading on a UK ARTS COUNCIL-funded project aimed at helping authors of all backgrounds (and publishing industry professionals) navigate issues such as cultural misappropriation and avoiding stereotypes in fiction. The project also helps readers to better understand these issues. I would really appreciate your views on this topic to help inform the project. The tick-box survey is very short! Please do help and also forward on to others. The survey is here.
NEWS! My new novel is Midnight at Malabar House. This is the start of a new series set in 1950 in Bombay, and introducing Inspector Persis Wadia, India’s first female police detective. Find out more here.
And here’s a short video of me introducing the book…
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“My aim was always to take readers on a journey to the heart of modern India, the most vibrant, conflicted, and supercharged place on earth” ~ Vaseem Khan
News! The paperback of the fifth full-length Chopra novel, Bad Day at the Vulture Club, is now out. Get your copy from all good indie bookshops, major book retailers or online.
News! Hodder have agreed to publish books 2 and 3 in the Malabar House series. You can find details in the Books section.
News! You can listen to me talking about books, pop culture and other stuff on the Red Hot Chilli Writers podcast.
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