Ginu Kamani

Bombay-born essayist and fiction writer Ginu Kamani authored Junglee Girl, a collection of stories exploring sexuality, sensuality and power. She has published fiction and essays in various anthologies, literary journals, newspapers and magazines. Her essays and talks deal with gender and sexual self-knowledge in the context of the dual identities of hyphenated American subcultures. She is Writer in Residence at Mills College, Oakland.

Writing Available Online

A Terrible Hurt The Untold Story behind the publishing of Maitreyi Devi. At U. Chicago Press.

Newsclips/interviews

In the Junglee: public outings of a private writer. Ginu Kamani writes about the experiences of her reading tour. Article in cleansheets.com

Launching 'Best American Erotica'. Bill Noble describes the launch, among whose guests were Ginu Kamani. In cleansheets.com

Crossing Cultures. Interview by Gina Bacon in Nervygirlzine.com

Interview by Livia Tenzer of Aunt Lute books.

Bibliography

Junglee Girl
Aunt Lute Books, San Francisco. . (1995)

Review by Sarah Stevens at an Indiana U. website.

Review by Shobha Hiatt at indolink.

South Asian Women authors
Sawnet Bookshelf
Sawnet