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Book Launch: Poison in the Tale by Noel Keymer - Faculty / Alumni

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POISON IN THE TALE
Four Twists That Leave You Gasping
By Noel Keymer

Poison in the Tale is a set of short stories that leaves one spellbound. With a smooth flow, each story eventually moves to a sharp turn, startling the reader with the unexpected.

Like the little protagonist in The Boy Who Hated Trains, who whips up a perfect escape plan, little realising that no plan in life can ever be foolproof.

Or, for that matter, a top bomb disposal expert in The Challenge, who has an unwritten war of egos with his antagonist, the bomber, with each trying to outdo the other.

And, then, there’s the story of Subedar Subodh Singh, an eager young Jawan, descending from a long line of army men, who has waited all his life to come face to face with The Enemy and to kill him… and what transpires when he actually does.

And, of course, Child’s Play, the tale of a Bedouin girl, Salma, and the ‘poisonous’ tales she spins in the desert.

Like a scorpion that holds poison in its tail, these stories carry sting in the end; something that will take your breath away, leaving you wondering at the alacrity at which life and its situations jump at you, unannounced.

The fourteen stories have been written in simple, crisp manner to appeal to a wider section of readers.

About the Author
Noel Keymer (Alumnus A&M 83-84) is quite literally a man of all seasons: businessman, copywriter, journalist, ad man, lecturer, radio jockey and now author.

But deep beneath all these diverse personalities lies the common link: his irrepressible, childlike adventurous spirit and his inbuilt streak of creativity.

He has written for a plethora of newspapers and magazines, ranging from Bombay Times to Femina to Society to Health & Nutrition to Chitralekha and has published more than a 100 articles till date.

Apart from lecturing on radio to the Public Relations and Advertising & Marketing Post Graduate students at Xavier’s Institute of Communications, Mumbai, Noel had also started India’s first RadioJockey Classes, and many of his students are already on air in India as well as abroad.

Poison in the Tale is his first book.
Publisher - Magna Publishing Co. Ltd.

 
 
 

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