Arnab Nandy

Born in Konnagar, a Kolkata suburb, Arnab first got published in 2004 in The Statesman Voices, a school students’ supplement. He has since written for Hindustan Times, The Telegraph and several other publications including the Bengali women’s magazine Sananda. Arnab now runs the global travel news portal TRAVELANDYNEWS.COM.

TESTIMONIALS

The author pieces together factual nuggets of art history with fiction in a story which spans continents, cultures and time, hopping from one mystery and clue at the turn of every few pages.

~Business Standard

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Admirable.

~The Indian Express

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Those keen on art and history would find this book an entertaining read.

~ Hindustan Times

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I read it in one go in just six hours, which I usually don’t do. If I say, “I enjoyed the book”, it will be understatement. Thanks a lot for giving us the pleasure.

Krishna

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Arnab weaves his story with a strong Kolkata connection, where the reader wishes to believe that the lost painting is here, in Kolkata, very near his/her own place, where s/he hangs around, amidst the very reality of their day-to-day dwelling. And that is the beauty of the book, especially when the reader happens to be from Kolkata.

~ Rupsa

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Thrilling and well-written.

Debina