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FALLEN CICADA 2 - DIGITAL EDITION VER 9.0 RELEASED!

By himalayanreview
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Dear Friends,

Greetings from Darjeeling!

It is with great satisfaction and pleasure that I inform you that Fallen Cicada 2 - Unwritten History of Darjeeling Hills was released in Darjeeling by Dr. Lakhi Devi Sundas. Released during a ‘writers’ enclave’ organised for the first time in Darjeeling, Dr. Lakhi Devi Sundas remarked that when she released Fallen Cicada - First Edition, on the 23rd of December 2003, she had declared that the book would do extremely well. The book went on to become a bestseller and sold out 3,000 copies during the first year of its sell. She hoped that Fallen Cicada 2 - Unwritten History of Darjeeling Hills released for the first time in Digital Format did even better and spread the love of Darjeeling Hills across the world. She also remarked that digital conversion of books was the right move and more and more books both in Nepali and English should be converted digitally and marketed through out the world. She expressed her wish to release Digital Edition of her own books and sought the help of the author on the same.

Fallen Cicada 2 - The Unwritten History of Darjeeling Hills Digital Edition 2008 Ver. 9.0 is the first of its kind produced and manufactured in Darjeeling. Based on the author’s most celebrated book Fallen Cicada - the Unwritten History of Darjeeling Hills, Fallen Cicada 2 - Digital Edition 2008 Ver. 9.0 offers more insights, more historical photographs and greater historical depth then ever before.

I hope that you will accept this labour of love and encourage me to indulge in more of such endeavours.

with best wishes and highest regards,

yours faithfully,

Barun

FALLEN CICADA 2 - DIGITAL EDITION 2008 VER 9.0

UNWRITTEN HISTORY OF DARJEELING HILLS

BARUN ROY

Price: Rs. 250 + postage extra

Usually ships in 4-6 days within in India

10-15 days depending upon the physical distance of the country from India

Payment: Paypal (paid to barunroydarj@gmail.com)

Bank Draft and Cheque in favour of Barun Roy, payable at Darjeeling

Posted at: BARUN ROY, BEACON ONLINE, BSNL QUARTERS, FLAT NO. 12/TYPE 2,

CLARKE ROAD, DARJEELING - 734101

PHONE NO. (0354) 2256393

Product Details

  • Author: Barun Roy
  • Publisher: Mandalay Books India Pvt Ltd, N. Delhi
  • ISBN: 81-223-0684-5
  • International Sales Rank: #93751 in Books (First Week)
  • Published on: 2008-05-01
  • Number of items: 3000
  • Binding:INFO ROM (COMPACT DISC IN BOOK CASE)
  • Price: Rs. 250 + Postage Extra
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