‘Strange’ in major Indian newspaper Deccan Chronicle Image | Posted on September 26, 2019 by Shreya Sen-Handley If you thought you have come across a feel-good, easy-breezy, after-hours dalliance; think again. Shreya Sen-Handley’s latest book, a collection of Strange Stories, is more of fodder for nightmares. The narratives do not exceed 10-12 pages and oft depict a whirlwind of events, but you are sucked in by the atmosphere, feel a connection to the characters, and gasp audibly when the ‘twist’ (or two) surprises you — all while your tea’s still warm. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
If you thought you have come across a feel-good, easy-breezy, after-hours dalliance; think again. Shreya Sen-Handley’s latest book, a collection of Strange Stories, is more of fodder for nightmares. The narratives do not exceed 10-12 pages and oft depict a whirlwind of events, but you are sucked in by the atmosphere, feel a connection to the characters, and gasp audibly when the ‘twist’ (or two) surprises you — all while your tea’s still warm.