Double Bill Book Reading Session - With Prana Natarajan

Name: Double Bill Book Reading Session - With Prana Natarajan
Start: 2019-07-27T18:30:00+05:30
End: 2019-07-27T20:00:00+05:30
Location: Atta Galatta

By Prana Natarajan

Sat, 27 Jul 6:30PM - 8:00PM

Atta Galatta , south bangalore

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Too many celebrities calling out their predators with the controversial hashtag? #MeToo is not just about celebs. It is about common everyday women and they deserve to be avenged. Well, at least, in fiction.

Wait, there's more.

Boy meets girl. Her friend meets him too. Oh, yet another love triangle... not! Says who? The readers. 3 characters go from #Pune to #Bangalore, #Delhi, #London and a point of no return.

See stories and their characters come alive as novelist Prana Natarajan reads out passages from his titles Three Halves and #MeToo Brutus.

Gosh, wait. What's the hurry. Cab's waiting? Never mind. Cancel it. Instead, get a ride with #WickedRide at unbelievable discounts of Rs. 300 and Rs. 500 off with the purchase of either or both books.

When? 27th July. It's a Saturday. And from 6:30 to 8 PM. Make sure you're there.

Where? #AttaGalatta, of course. (134, 1st Floor, KHB Colony, 5th Block, Koramangala). See you :)

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Three Halves

Three halves is a contemporary romance about three individuals who become residents of the same apartment building - one an orphan, another a love child and the third, an adult orphan. Their quest for finding a partner and succeeding in life leaves them in a catch-22 situation. The unexpected ending has been well appreciated by readers of the ebook.

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#MeToo Brutus

MeToo is not about celebrities alone. It's about common women who need to call out their predators in their daily lives.

MeToo Brutus is the story of 6 women who face abuse in multiple forms. When their lives get connected through one person in common, does it result in the pursuit of justice? And in the larger scheme of things, who is responsible for the safety of women - the system or the society?

This novel intends to help you demystify this paradox.

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