When: 7 September
Where: Crossword Bookstore, Bangalore
Toto Funds the Arts
is pleased to invite you
to a reading of short fiction and poetry by
Sharanya Manivannan
&
Sruthi Krishnan
Venue: Crossword Bookstore, ACR Towers, Ground Floor, 32 Residency Road, Bangalore
Date and time: Tuesday, 7 September 2010 at 6.30 pm
Sharanya Manivannan's first book of poems, Witchcraft, was described in The Straits Times as "sensuous and spiritual, delicate and dangerous and as full as the moon reflected in a knife". Her poetry and fiction have also been published in Drunken Boat, Ghoti, Softblow, Pratilipi and elsewhere, and a personal column, "The Venus Flytrap", appears in The New Indian Express. Sharanya lives in Chennai. www.sharanyamanivannan.com
Sruthi Krishnan is a Chennai-based journalist. Previously, she reported on technology at The Hindu after graduating from the Asian College of Journalism. She was a software engineer in a previous lifetime, with around five years of experience in an IT major. She writes short stories and hopes to write longer ones.
Where: Crossword Bookstore, Bangalore
Toto Funds the Arts
is pleased to invite you
to a reading of short fiction and poetry by
Sharanya Manivannan
&
Sruthi Krishnan
Venue: Crossword Bookstore, ACR Towers, Ground Floor, 32 Residency Road, Bangalore
Date and time: Tuesday, 7 September 2010 at 6.30 pm
Sharanya Manivannan's first book of poems, Witchcraft, was described in The Straits Times as "sensuous and spiritual, delicate and dangerous and as full as the moon reflected in a knife". Her poetry and fiction have also been published in Drunken Boat, Ghoti, Softblow, Pratilipi and elsewhere, and a personal column, "The Venus Flytrap", appears in The New Indian Express. Sharanya lives in Chennai. www.sharanyamanivannan.com
Sruthi Krishnan is a Chennai-based journalist. Previously, she reported on technology at The Hindu after graduating from the Asian College of Journalism. She was a software engineer in a previous lifetime, with around five years of experience in an IT major. She writes short stories and hopes to write longer ones.
