Meet & Greet Shamini, Author of Inspector Singh Investigates Series!

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Why, oh why on a weekday...? *sob* Anyway,...if you're nearby, remember to meet up with Shamini Flint!

Shamini writes children’s books with cultural and environmental themes including Jungle Blues and Turtle takes a Trip as well as the ‘Sasha’ series of children’s books. She also writes crime fiction, the first two books are Inspector Singh Investigates - A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder and Inspector Singh Investigates: A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul published by Little, Brown, UK in 2009. The third title in the series published in 2010 is Inspector Singh Investigates: The Singapore School of Villainy to be followed by Singh's adventures in Cambodia and India.

Check out her website here.

Comments

sintaicharles said…
Interesting book.

By the way, the Sarawak-based writer Robert Raymer replied to your post in my blog'creative writing workshop'. The following is his reply:
Bookaholic. The details for the August workshop in KK are still being worked out. I may do two workshops, one in August whereby each participant will produce two pieces of writing, one non-fiction, one fiction. Then in November, after they have had time to revise these, they can bring one or another piece (the opening pages) to the second event for critiquing from an editor and a short story contest judge's point of view.

I'm also open to traveling to other locations if arrangements can be made. Here is my contact: robert@borneoexpatwriter.com
April 19, 2011 10:07 PM
Wednesday, 20 April, 2011
A Bookaholic said…
aikz? hw come i din get any blog email notification? :( Anw TQ SO MUCH for letting me know!! :)

sigh...it'll be in KK? :( Well, I guess I'd have to wait till he comes to KL again...

Thx again for the info! :)
Wednesday, 20 April, 2011
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