'Inspector Singh' is as sharp as author Sharmini Flint


Inspector Singh author opens up about writing, her famous Sikh policeman, and why readers aren’t that enthusiastic about Malaysian novels.

She's a goddess in her own right. With her proverbial pen, she wields the power over life and death. Like a master weaver, she weaves the thread of events and circumstances, leaving the people with no choice but to endure their set fate. However, she cannot run away from one fact. Much of herself, her personality, her ideals and her dreams, are poured into her creation.

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