Thomas George, is an author. He has published two books (English fiction). Each book contains ten short stories.
Thomas George was born in Kozhencheri, a scenic mountainous village in Kerala, India.
He took Engineering degree from REC(NIT), Calicut and MTech in Computer Science from CUSAT.
He is a Software design expert and was a consultant to Bank of Brussels, Belgium and Unisys Corporation, U.S.A.
He held various senior positions with Tata Burroughs, Tata Unisys and Tata Infotech.
He was the Vice President of Soft Systems and is a business associate of Geojit BNP Paribas.
Thomas George was born in Kozhencheri, a scenic mountainous village in Kerala, India.
He took Engineering degree from REC(NIT), Calicut and MTech in Computer Science from CUSAT.
He is a Software design expert and was a consultant to Bank of Brussels, Belgium and Unisys Corporation, U.S.A.
He held various senior positions with Tata Burroughs, Tata Unisys and Tata Infotech.
He was the Vice President of Soft Systems and is a business associate of Geojit BNP Paribas.
The International editions of these books were released in November 2011. The books are available at Amazon.com and CreateSpace eStore.
Woven around college campuses, rural village backgrounds and crowded metro cities, these stories showcase ordinary people with extraordinary talents.Their unusual encounters keep the reader riveted, in anticipation of the inevitable twists and turns.
“Kerala’s rural life is so splendidly captured and sensitively chronicled in these stories,” Sethu, celebrated novelist.
“The author of Karthyani's Hen is no Tolstoy, but he too handles his characters with oodles of compassion,” Professor M. K. Sanu, renowned critic.
Woven around college campuses, rural village backgrounds and crowded metro cities, these stories showcase ordinary people with extraordinary talents.Their unusual encounters keep the reader riveted, in anticipation of the inevitable twists and turns.
“Kerala’s rural life is so splendidly captured and sensitively chronicled in these stories,” Sethu, celebrated novelist.
“The author of Karthyani's Hen is no Tolstoy, but he too handles his characters with oodles of compassion,” Professor M. K. Sanu, renowned critic.
The Indian edition is a combined book. It was released on 6th of August 2011 and received good coverage in the Indian press and television. For details, please check the The Hindu and New Indian Express links given below:
In India, the book is available at UBS Publishers and Distributors (Chennai), Orient Book House (Kochi) and directly from the author.
In India, the book is available at UBS Publishers and Distributors (Chennai), Orient Book House (Kochi) and directly from the author.
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