Jane Borges
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Bombay Balchao
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Mafia Queens Of Mumbai: Stories Of Women From The Ganglands
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2011
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The Wily Old Woman of Dongri
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2017
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Maya, Judgement Night and Other Stories. 2013 New Asian Writing Short Story Anthology
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2014
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"As the title says, this book has a tinge of tanginess like the balchao dish, an alluring old charm, richly textured details of the churches and catholic culture and the bitter- sweet stories of people residing in cavel, a tiny neighborhood on Bombay'"
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"When I started off reading this book I felt like it would be one of those which I will have to complete just because I've started reading it. However 20-30 odd pages in, I realised what a fun and bizzare ride I had started off on. It's weird, funny, "
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"Short stories for the love of old Bombay and for the nostalgia and innocence of a time forgotten. Bombay Balchao is one of those books that sucks you in and stays with you long after you’re done.
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“Time heals the broken. Sometimes, the healing is slow. Sometimes, it is slower. You cannot predict how long it will take before one forgets what it all felt like—heartbreak, the pain, the anguish, and that emptiness. Years could roll by, and you’d have done ten million different things to keep yourself from thinking, and yet, the mind would remember that moment when your life fell apart and crushed you whole.”
― Bombay Balchao
― Bombay Balchao