Tara and Sandy: Slow Dance of Infinite Stars

Tara and Sandy: Slow Dance of Infinite Stars, is an irreverent novel that revives both letter writing and intelligent conversation in a compelling narrative. Catching up with well-lived lives after school days reminiscences, the words kindle a suggestive slow burn that soon crackles with sexual chemistry. Two lonely adults seeking a connection that could ripen with possibilities.
- MAITHILI RAO, author of Smita Patil: A Brief Incandescence
This epistolary novel touches on the highs and lows of time, space, and consciousness; the ideas are made up of many circuits and networks. Tara and Sandy: Slow Dance of Infinite Stars is a series of letters written in a stream of consciousness as if running through a serrated jungle. Sandy writes to Tara as if in search of an anchor. Tara replies in a comparatively calmer and poised manner.
- BUSINESS WORLD

SITA BHASKAR is the author of two books: Flirting with Trouble and Shielding Her Modesty.
She is a contributor to The Oldest Love Story: A Motherhood Anthology, and to In the Silence of this Room – listed as a novel semi-finalist in 2008 William Faulkner Creative Writing Competition (and later published by Grey Sparrow Press).
While her short stories have been published in several literary magazines, her short story, Swayamvaram, which appeared in Crab Orchard Review's special issue, Come Together - Occasions, Ceremonies & Celebrations, was listed in Best American Short Stories (BASS) under '100 other distinguished stories.'