Harsita Hiya
Quirky at times, humorous at others, these beautifully told narratives roam across dimensions and worlds, with a delicacy of touch that evokes spirits as well as mango-greedy matrons, the seasons as well as preparations for contemporary Bihu celebrations, folk tales as well as life in an urban colony. These highly inventive stories make for a very absorbing read for the young readers as well as the older ones.
Read a sample of Harsita Hiya’s book Here Read the Goodreads review of The Forest That Ate People Here Conversation between Harsita Hiya and Shreya Prasad
