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Swati Chanda's novel Drowning Fish unveiled in Kolkata

| | Feb 22, 2015, at 02:01 am
Kolkata, Feb 21 (IBNS): Bookstore chain Starmark, in association with Hachette India, hosted the launch of Swati Chanda's novel Drowning Fish at its South City outlet in Kolkata on Friday.

Following the launch, the author was in conversation with dancer Alokananada Roy.

Swati Chanda's first published book was a collection of short stories for children.

She currently lives in Bangalore, where she writes and teaches.

Published by Hachette India, the paperback edition is priced at Rs. 399

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