Tiger Hills by Sarita Mandanna

The author of Tiger Hills, Sarita Mandanna, believes that every human being has the potential to tell a story, or to write a book. She was in Coorg at the time of launch of the book, and the discussion session after reading session was conducted by the city based restaurateur, Arjun Sajnani. Right from the beginning, Sarita Mandanna said, she wanted to write with a wide (panoramic) view, and she confesses the story was not really in her mind when she started writing.

Tiger Hills was already in the news much before the book was released, mostly due to the huge advance paid to a debutante novelist Sarita Mandanna by Penguin India. The readers would not find much online discussion on the book. Those who have been in know, say it's like Indian Gone with the Wind and The Thord Birds combined together. Tiger Hills has a strong sense of place whereas the scope of the novel is already clear from our description given in the previous sentence.

Although Sarita Mandanna lives in Manhattan, enjoying a great job there, she is never far from Coorg it seems. Despite what she was going to write for the story, she was always clear it was going to be set in Coorg. She is very attached to the place, and in fact, the female characters in the novel also were inspired by the women in her own family (especially her great grandmother).

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