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Author & Journalist
Author & Journalist
Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee is an Indo-Canadian bi-lingual author, having written 6 books so far, mostly novels and short stories. Her latest book, "WTF! I Found God" is her first attempt at diving into non-fiction, which she claims was the 'Calling' of her life. This book is also, what she calls, her magnum-opus.
Chatterjee has been a hard-nosed journalist, writer and editor for several media platforms for over 20 years in both India and Canada; post which she ventured into launching her own creations: a self-publishing house, FinalDraft Editing and Publishing Services, an online designer magazinRead More...
Kaberi Dutta Chatterjee is an Indo-Canadian bi-lingual author, having written 6 books so far, mostly novels and short stories. Her latest book, "WTF! I Found God" is her first attempt at diving into non-fiction, which she claims was the 'Calling' of her life. This book is also, what she calls, her magnum-opus.
Chatterjee has been a hard-nosed journalist, writer and editor for several media platforms for over 20 years in both India and Canada; post which she ventured into launching her own creations: a self-publishing house, FinalDraft Editing and Publishing Services, an online designer magazine, Citrus, and an authentic Bengali restaurant in Canada, The Hang-La. She is also an avid writer in her blog, Life and Laughter and a YouTube vlogger, where she documents her simple life in Canada, Canada Musings.
Her first novel is 'Neil Must Die published from USA in 2010. Her other books in English, 'Titir and Other Tales', (2000), 'Whiff of Tempest' (2014) and her latest research work, WTF! I Found God (2021).
Her Bengali paperback, 'Jhorer Mukhomukhi' (2018) and book of poems, 'Gobhire Jao' (2021) were launched in the respective Kolkata Book Fairs.
She has written the story and screenplay of the landmark Bengali film, ‘Mon Amour… Sesher Kabita Revisited’(2008), and a Telefilm, ‘Onyo Basanta’ (2002). She won the Oxford-Telegraph award for her LGBTQ short story, "I Do Not Love Her" in 2008.
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