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Agnimalya january 2019

Agnimalya january 2019 is out for my patrons in patreon:
https://patreon.com/sharmishthabasu



　

Agnimalya January brings you few short stories- a dark tale of love’s glory and of lust’s venom. A fun story and a story of justice served!




Agnimalya is a book of stories, some old stories and mostly new stories are included in it. The mood depends on the stories included- that is- they are unpredictable! I try to make them as versatile as possible and sometimes throw in some flash-fictions lavishly illustrated for you!

　

You will have to check out a few copies to get the feel. But just as I said I try to add all genres but not in the same copy, and I don’t really stick to one genre in one book mostly, maybe I will in future, but not at present. Most probably you will enjoy a dose of love in the February Issue or Durgapuja in autumn….

　

You can buy the book using one of these sites- each (issue) pdf file costs $1.00. From patreon/shoptly by becoming my patron in patreon-they will allow you to download the books or simply buying and downloading from shoptly.

　
Or via paypal- by paying through paypal and getting the pdf files from me. In case of paypal do add the name of the book in comment or email me (sermistabasu@gmail.com) with the name of the book you have paid for, with payment details. I will send you the pdf files accordingly.


　
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