The seventh part of Taslima Nareen’s autobiography ‘Nirbasan’ (Exile) is selling like hot cakes at the Kolkata Book Fair, a day after it was released amidst controversy.
“We have ordered a reprint. The first print of 1000 copies is sold out. We are overwhelmed with the response,” publisher Shibani Mukherji of the People’s Book Society said. Bookstores and stalls at the fair are already running out of stock.
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