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Romesh Gunesekera's Occasional Newsletter

September 2014

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Hi! Hope you've had a good summer, or September, despite all that's going on! Just wanted to let you know that I have a new book out.

Noontide Toll, is now available worldwide. Published in the US by the New Press, in South Asia by Penguin India and in the UK (and internationally) by Granta Books. Also available as an e-book from all three.

For a video trailer check out my brand new website just launched: www.romeshg.com, or my Youtube channel.

For reviews, scroll down.

If you are in London, you might like to come along to the RSL evening on New Sri Lankan Writing on 22 October where I'll be talking to V V Ganeshananthan and Razia Iqbal. RSL

Otherwise we might meet if you happen to be at any of the following: the Goa Festival early October, Sharjah in November or Mumbai Literary Carnival in December.

Thanks for reading this!

Romesh

p.s. feel free to pass on this email, or the links at the end of the page, to anyone who might be interested.

www.romeshgunesekera.com

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U.S. edition

Reviews

‘Gracefully crafted ... simple stories told in delicate prose ... The book is an elegant balancing act and a pleasure to read’ Guardian

‘An eye-opening series of interconnected short stories, which could also be read as an episodic novel’ Herald

‘Beautiful and sad, rising and falling like a love song... Nuanced [and] beguiling’ Indian Express

‘Poignant and illuminating’ Irish Times

‘Outstanding stories ... documented with humane appeal and masterly finesse’ Sunday Times

‘A detached and meticulous documentation of civil strife ... Noontide Toll is a remarkable piece of writing’ Hindu

‘Arresting… acute, sensuous cycle of interwoven short stories’ Sunday Telegraph

‘A moving chronicle of hope triumphing over despair’ Kirkus Review

‘Poignant [and] heartrending… The book has a distinct Sri Lankan flavour to it, a sense of calmness that is waiting to burst out of the pages ... a book you wouldn’t mind reading, over and over again’ Deccan Herald

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