Laxmi Hariharan
While born in India,
Laxmi Hariharan has lived in Singapore and Hong Kong and is now based in
London. She has written for various publications including The Times of India, The
Independent, Inside Singapore, Inside
Hong Kong and Asian Age. Indian
mythology inspires her work. When not writing, this chai-swigging technophile
enjoys long walks in the woods, growing eye-catching flowers and indulging her
inner geek.
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Kindle bestseller The Destiny of Shaitan is a delicious
blend of gods & humans & profane; a gripping ride offering a glimpse
into your own power. This coming of age story is partially set in a futuristic
Bombay.
Praise for The Destiny of Shaitan:
"Rarely is the Indian view of the world set in the far future, the land of science fiction, which almost exclusively seems to be the domain of the Western World. How refreshing it therefore is to read Laxmi Hariharan's coming of age drama partially set in a post-apocalyptic Bombay. A must read!!"—Cary Rajinder Sawhney, Creative & Executive Director, London Indian Film Festival
“A delicious blend of gods and humans, sacred and profane; an enlightening spiritual journey entertainingly disguised as Sci-Fi. It will take you on a gripping ride, catapulting you into a world that gives you more than a glimpse of your own power and potential. Let this author show you where we can all be headed when we get out of our heads and limitations and into a richer and deeper place, the expansive world of imagination." –Pippa Merivale, Author of Rescued by Angels & Harps of Gold, pioneer Colour Therapy, Founder Metatronic Healing System.
"The Destiny of Shaitan is mind-blowing, dark, humorous, and clever. It took me on a powerful journey inwards, which was a surprise, as I'm not generally drawn to Sci-Fi or Fantasy. I love the scene where the planet is covered with water and Yudi rescues Tiina. It's core message is unity. I believe it will appeal to people across all ages." –Sonia Ducie Dip.CSN.AIN, Numerologist, Author of eleven Numerology books.
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