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An obstinate man is on a seemingly unending quest to have an heir in Rukhsar. Explore the sinister side of curiosity in The Pale Blue Curtains. 3 o’clock unravels the expectations and reality. Experience sibling love like no other in Daughters of Sybil. A lonely old lady is on the lookout for companionship in Odd Jobs. Change your perspective with Dresses from Bombay and get spooked by the paranormal in O for Ouija. Super Sleuth Alice is on the case with a light-hearted mystery. Chand Bibi’s Passa is a cherished symbol of nostalgia. Investigate a missing person and the murky underbelly of existence in Fool Me Once.
Rife with intrigue and unexpected twists, How the Tables Have Turned! explores various aspects of the human psyche – the darkness and the light; the heart-warming and the heart-wrenching – through an array of short, succinct stories. Each story offers a snapshot of those crucial moments in life that can never be forgotten. The anthology examines the essence of all things human, ranging from love and nostalgia to insanity and the macabre.
Nazia Ahmed
Fond of reading and writing since childhood, it was after a sabbatical that Nazia thought of putting the stories in her head into this book. Originally from Assam, she currently resides in Delhi-NCR. How the Tables Have Turned! is Nazia's first book. Her poems can be found on Instagram.
