Roy Prasun (54 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. The book has been read but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact and the cover is intact. Some minor wear to the spine.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Badshah Bisht is a famous wizard, and the only person who can perform the dangerous "Dance of the Phoenix" act. Emperor Shah Jahan has honoured him for his acts. When a deadly disease strikes Badshah and an evil magician attacks and takes over his home, the book containing the knowledge of the celebrated act is destroyed. Now it is only saved in Badshah's mind. Badshah sets out to find someone who can help him safeguard his knowledge, and meets 11-year-old Titli, who wishes to become the first ever female magician. With little time left, the old wizard must train the vivacious and energetic Titli within the nick of time. She is his only hope. Will Titli succeed in becoming the perfect disciple? Is there a cure available for the magician's illness or will Shah Jahan lose his favourite wizard forever? Will The Good Wizard be able to reincarnate himself inside little Titli.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. A thrilling anthology of thirteen bone-chilling tales that delve into the realms of ghosts, the paranormal, and the supernatural. From malevolent apparitions lurking in the shadows to foreboding omens that foreshadow unimaginable horrors, each story in this collection will make you question the boundaries of reality and what lies beyond. Masterfully weaved narratives to send shivers down your spine. Each tale provides a reading experience filled with suspense, mystery, and atmospheric tension. The stories offer a different facet of the supernatural or paranormal. A collection of horror stories that have emerged from Bengali literature and been translated into English for the first time. Written by the author of Pather Panchali and Aparajito. Offers a diverse range of ghost stories from vengeful spirits to haunted houses, from paranormal encounters to supernatural manifestations, and much more.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Fear doesn't always come from haunted houses or abandoned cemeteries. Sometimes it comes from the house across the street, the neighbour you trust, or the ordinary moment that suddenly turns wrong. This haunting collection brings together a series of sharp, unsettling stories where everyday settings become breeding grounds for terror. Each tale pulls you in with relatable characters and familiar environments—only to twist them into something deeply disturbing. From eerie encounters to chilling revelations, these stories tap into a universal truth: horror feels most real when it hits close to home. Compact, addictive, and relentlessly eerie, this book is perfect for readers who crave quick, satisfying scares with lasting impact. Whether you're a fan of psychological dread, supernatural suspense, or dark, urban horror, these stories will leave you questioning the world around you long after you've turned the final page. Sharp, atmospheric horror crafted for modern readers. Smart twists, tight pacing, and memorable characters. A perfect pick for fans of bite-sized terror and late-night reading. Themes The darkness beneath everyday life and the dangers hiding in plain sight Psychological fear, unraveling sanity, and the threat of the unknown Ordinary people facing extraordinary terror Supernatural disturbances disrupting familiar spaces The thin boundary between safety, suspicion, and dread Who Should Read This Book? Fans of short horror stories and fast-paced, high-suspense fiction Readers who enjoy psychological thrillers, supernatural twists, and urban legends Anyone who loves CREEPSHOW, Black Mirror, or horror anthologies Late-night readers looking for quick, chilling stories Fans of compact, addictive horror that delivers a punch in every chapter Read less.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Kolkata has dressed up like a bride for the grand festival of Durga Puja. Amidst the festivities, a dramatic turn of events unfolds as a fugitive business baron, Durgacharan Mahesh is being extradited to India from Spain, transiting via Kolkata before reaching Mumbai. Three days before Durgacharan s arrival, his brother-in-law, Vasudeva Patel, is found murdered, with the word DEVI written in blood beside the body. This marks the beginning of a series of baffling and brutal crimes coinciding with each day of Durga Puja. On Maha Chaturthi, a precious jewel-studded conch belonging to a 260-year-old Durga idol gets stolen. On the subsequent days, more bodies emerge with a host of clues, prompting the police commissioner to launch an investigation along with his best men. The victims harbour dark secrets. The clues twist and writhe and refuse to keep still. Meanwhile, the killer observes the investigation, knowing that they can t be stopped. Mystery intensifies and reaches a crescendo just as the city erupts in joyous fervour and gets ready for Navami and Dashami. How are all the victims linked? What is the strange connection of the murder weapons? Most importantly, who is DEVI? The answers lie in this edge-of-your-seat crime thriller that will keep you guessing right up to the nail-biting, heart-stopping climax. …

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Soft cover. Condition: New. The story of Rash Behari Bose starts in the 1890s when a small boy began to dream the giant dream of an India, independent of colonial subjugation. His were the hands that made the bombs lobbed at the Viceroy of India, Lord Hardinge, in a crowded Chandni Chowk procession in 1912. The attack not only dented Britain's pride, it forever snatched their hope of ruling a sleepy subcontinent peacefully. Rash Behari then went on to become the mascot of armed struggle to free India; he was a prominent leader of the iconic Jugantar and the Ghadar Party and inspired 1857-like mutinies in 26 cantonments in 1915. Self-exiled in Japan, he gave the call, Asia for Asians; founded the Indian Independence League and later built the Azad Hind Fauj, providing a lifeline to several million POW Indian soldiers in the 1940s. Then, selflessly, he handed over the INA to Subhas Chandra Bose. The book, A Samurai Dream of Azad Hind, is also the story of thousands of other men and women involved in the armed struggle to free India and the extensive support network they created, not only throughout India but globally from California, Mongolia to Japan. Imagine this at a time before the internet and mobiles. No wonder the British gave up the Jewel in their Crown in a hurry as soon as their war ended.…

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