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Electric Feather : The Tranquebar Book of Erotic Stories by ruchir joshi

Electric Feather : The Tranquebar Book of Erotic Stories

by ruchir joshi

Book Description                     
Abeer Hoque teaches us a lexicon of self-adoration.

Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan gets inside the skin of a man.

Samit Basu uncouples a Bengali wedding night.

Sheba Karim takes us into an open book in a closed cupboard.

Paromit Vhora teaches a Star why its worth traveling through time.

Jeet Thayil gets us a ticket to forbidden train of thought.

Ruchir Joshi taks us down to the basic memory.

Kamila Shamsie quietly changes the meaning of the sun.

Rana Dasgupta take the sun into water.

Sonia Jabbar examine a lawyers brief

Niven Govinden makes a cat do the hard work.

Parvati Sharma warms up a dog.



Pages: 203

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Fiction  Romance  Short Stories & Compilations  Love & Relationships 

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A Mixed Bag, Oct 15, 2009
by Archana Singh
Some good to great stories, some really average and some downright blah...but at least they tried!

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