"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalShadows without bodies. Stars without mercy. People without plans. A bottle that starts it all somehow. And, all this almost without any booze.
That’s Donna’s Goa. Prepare for a massive dose of strange as you meet her – a young woman of mixed parentage and elusive clarity who runs a “broken down shack in the armpit of Goa.” Loves dancing, lobsters, port wine and Harold Robbins.
Don’t wince when you meet ASAP – weary, wary, plausibly cynical and “as far as he was concerned… fished for a living and called it Advertising.” Likes experimenting with elastic bands, people’s minds, open fuses and catapults.
Try not to resist eavesdropping as they play with love, hate, sorrow, parking lot lessons and conduct that is unbecoming of a princess. Go with them as well, even if they don’t invite you – to the beach, the nightclub and the deepest corners of their minds.
Remember, Bastard Hearts has three people in it. And the third one is you.
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Ambarish Ray
Ambarish has cofounded an advertising company, an Asian food firm and a content company. He has sold cigarettes, credit cards, Y2K software floppies and entertaining science and math tuition classes to unsuspecting kids (just the tuition, not the ciggies). He has also taught graduating and post graduating young people a whole lot of chutney like brand planning, ad agency management and advertising.
But all that doesn’t matter. He is a migrant Bengali who believes some women are made of songs and everyone has at least one book in their lives. This could be that book for him. He also sucks at what the book publishing industry calls an Author Bio.
He is seen here with Oleo, his unbalanced baby and life coach.
