 "Ramchandra Guha (left) and Anjum Hasan. Photo: Ankit Bannerjee")
About a fortnight ago in Bengaluru, Anita Nair, author, sat in front of a small audience, telling them about the time she went around visiting the city’s police stations, reportedly drinking the same kind of tea and eating the same brand of cake.
The tea-and-cake story was from the time Nair was doing groundwork for her Inspector Gowda detective series, Cut Like Wound and Chain of Custody. Nair shared the anecdote during a conversation with children’s book author Radhika Chadha. This talk was part of a series, “Speaking of the City”.
The series is curated by writer couple
The tea-and-cake story was from the time Nair was doing groundwork for her Inspector Gowda detective series, Cut Like Wound and Chain of Custody. Nair shared the anecdote during a conversation with children’s book author Radhika Chadha. This talk was part of a series, “Speaking of the City”.
The series is curated by writer couple
