Mahāśvetā Debī

Chiefly autobiographical interviews by a 20th century Bengali author and social activist from West Bengal, India.

Short stories.

When beautiful advertising executive Maddie Fitzgerald is attacked in a New Orleans hotel, she thinks that she's a victim of random, senseless violence. FBI agent Sam McCabe thinks otherwise--that she's the target of a serial killer who's eluded the FBI for weeks. He also knows that there's only one way to catch him: use Maddie as the enticing bait. But as McCabe's intimate protection ignites irresistible passion, Maddie finds herself in greater danger than she believed possible--and closer to the killer than she ever imagined.

Children's story.

Includes a brief interview with the author.

Novel, based on Titto Meer, 1782-1831, peasant leader who led a revolt against the British in Bengal.

On Lakshmi Bai, Rani of Jhansi, d. 1858.

English translation of two Bengali short stories Mūrti and Mohanapurera rūpakathā.

On different aspects of the Indian society.

Collection of articles by a woman social activist chiefly on socioeconomic condition of India.

Novel about the 1992 communal riots in Calcutta, a aftermath of the 6th December demolition of Babari Masjid, Ayodhya.

Social conditions of the rural underprivileged sections of Bihar and West Bengal.