Neelum Saran Gour is a well-known writer and has authored books like Grey Pigeon and Other Stories, Speaking of 62, Winter Companions and Other Stories, Virtual Realities, Sikandar Chowk Park, Song WithoutEnd and Other Stories and Messres Dickens, Doyle And Wodehouse Pvt. Ltd. She has translated her work into Hindustani as 62 Ki Baatein, edited a volume on the history and culture of Allahabad, and been a humour columnist besides being an active book reviewer for The Indian Review of Books and the Times Literary Supplement. Her work has appeared in numerous international anthologies. Her other books include a literary history of the Allahabad University and a collection of stories about her city Allahabad, entitled Allahabad Aria. She works as professor of English Literature at the Allahabad University. For more information about the author, access her website at www.neelumsarangour.com.
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