Animalia Indica: The Finest Animal Stories In Indian Literature

Sumana Roy . Aleph Book Company . English

�A new anthology of Indian stories about animals aspires to give back the creatures their voices.�-LiveMint �This book of animal stories charms with its words as well as its illustrations.�-S �Beastly tales beautifully told.�-The Tribune �In our increasingly urban world, these stories are a treat for readers of all ages.�-Times of India�This is a book worthy of being read, gifted and collected. And while you read, you need to remember: these stories cannot but be biased towards humans. After all, they were written by them.�-New Indian Express�A beautifully produced anthology which explores the human-animal relationship while offering a sharp commentary on the bestiality of people.�-The Hindu

Categories: Biography & Autobiography

About the Author

Sumana Roy�s first book, How I Became a Tree, was shortlisted for the Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize, 2017, and the Tata Literature Live! First Book Award, 2017. Her first novel, Missing, was published in 2018. Out of Syllabus, a book of poems, was published in 2019. She lives in Siliguri.

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