Anjali Paul

This textbook is a comprehensive guide to the basic principles of English grammar. It is for working men and women, and young people, who are interested in improving their command of English as a foreign or second language. It is also a handy reference guide for native English speakers. It contains: - Explanations of the types of sentences; clauses and phrases. - Full explanations of all the parts of speech i.e. nouns, adjectives, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections and determiners. - Explanations of how adjectives and adverbs are formed. - Explanations of how verb tenses are formed and how they are used. - Full conjugations of the three auxiliary verbs 'To Have', 'To Be' and 'To Do'. - Explanations of the different types of punctuation marks and how they are used. - Explanations of the rules for writing formal letters and emails. - Exercises, with separate sections of answers to the questions, at the end of every chapter so that students can monitor their own progress.

There are more ghosts and ghouls around than you might think. Next time you are walking down the street, have a good look at the people walking past. Not all of them are entirely...physical. And some of them are right out of this world.... Maya is back. She is still a magician but she has moved up countless levels. She moves freely between this world and astral planes of existence because now she has demons to fight, spirits to set free and souls to heal (including her own).In parts satirical, in parts hilarious, in parts deeply moving - and ultimately profound; 'The Difference between Sociopaths and Psychopaths' is a complex tale full of twists and turns - and powerful insights into the true legacy of history.Anjali Paul is probably the only living writer with the courage to write about the racism experienced by Indians - especially those of us who grew up in the West - from the point of view of Indians.

A woman under the death sentence of a terminal disease....A man with the courage to fight evil single-handedly in a world where evil is considered 'normal'.... And passionate, erotic, transformative love.... From the ashes of a destroyed childhood....Rises a superhero for our times - the Master of Justice.'The Master' is a compelling story about love, sex, death, revenge, atonement - and redemption.

These powerful and sensitive stories explore various territories associated with states of emotional and psychological hell. Encompassing nightmarish horror stories, poignant modern fables, delightful fairy tales and super-real slices of life; they are full of deep insight into the human condition. They range from the surreal to the magical to the super-real; from despairing and bleak to tender; from satirical to laugh-out-loud funny. It is not possible to categorise these remarkable stories or put them into neat little boxes. They are hard to define and thought-provoking yet always easy to read.This is the second and most recent edition.

This poetry is remarkable for its depth and range of emotion. The simplicity and clarity of the poetic language is structured upon a sophisticated mastery of diverse poetic forms and metres. Witty, metaphysical, and erudite; these poems are inspired, profound, and beautiful.This is the second and most recent print edition. It includes some original drawings by Anjali Paul.

This love story is also a meticulously researched tale of a girl who was selected as the Royal Kumari of Kathmandu, Nepal at the age of four. A Kumari is a girl who is worshipped as a Living Goddess. And when Archita Shakya is selected as the Royal Kumari of Kathmandu, she experiences what it is like to be worshipped as the Living Goddess. The novel is based upon a clear-eyed understanding of the deep spiritual knowledge that nourishes this cultural practice.When Archita is deposed, she returns to her family as an ordinary girl - which is difficult for her and her family, to say the least She acquires an education that is cut short during the pro-democracy struggles of 1989 - 1990. On discovering a plot to murder her after her wedding, she escapes from Kathmandu by assuming a false identity. In England, she loses her original identity as completely as she lost her first love...or so she thinks. However, life has a few surprises in store....This perceptive and witty novel is not only a warm, generous and satisfying romantic story, it is also a powerful meditation on society, culture and identity.