
polyglotpublications@yahoo.co.uk
Facilitator-
Patrick Sage
Mission statement- We seek to publish new writing which crosses linguistic, cultural, and religious boundaries- including polyglot texts and experimental works which reflect the experience of currently marginalized people and communities. In the course of our development, we hope to pro-actively straddle the divide between traditional and new media, closed and open reception models, private and social metanoia- i.e writing as Jungian 'self repair' versus that species of inter-subjective hermeneutics which uniquely yields an ecumenical call to repentance to the whole of Society- while keeping faith with our foundational maieutics in toilet graffiti and forging notes from mommy to get off gym.
The Mirror's Messiah
2009
Click
for
cover. Here for
text.
Samlee's
daughter
a
novel by Vivek Iyer. ISBN 9780955062803. Price £14.99
Exploring the conflict
between, and internal contradictions within, Relgious Fundamentalism and
Academic Feminism in the post 9/11 world, Samlee's daughter is an often
hilarious sometimes deeply moving novel set in provincial North India.
Read
Samlee's daughter at Google books.
Other
works by Vivek Iyer published by Polyglot Publications
Tigers
of Wrath
Price
£9.99
ISBN-978-0-9550628-1-0
Three
turbulent decades of recent Indian history evoked and mocked in this hilarious
collection of novellas.
An
acid trip down memory lane!
Read
extracts here.
For Patrick Sage's comments click here.
Author
interview- Dhvani. What is it and how much can I claim for it off my taxes?-
click here .

John
Le Carre crossed with R.K. Narayan. A counter-espionage novel set in New Delhi
in the aftermath of the assassination of Mrs. Gandhi.
This is Literary
Viagra- sure to revive your interest in new writing in
Indglish!
Read
extracts here.

Deus
Absconditus
ISBN-978-0-9550628-4-1
Price-£9.99
A
young Catholic Aid worker in Africa who committs a terrible crime; a talented
teenage Hindu painter whose fleeting encounter with an old peasant woman in the
Telengana countryside forces him to give up painting; a Muslim holy man who is
finally vouchsafed a vision of the face of God- and gives up preaching; a twelve
year old schoolboy with a crush on his teacher- what do all these have in
common?
This
is a sombre collection dealing with the predicament of the believer in a world
which appears to have been abandoned by God. Sample Deus Absconditus on Google
books
Read
extracts
here.
About Patrick
Sage