Some repairs are timeless.

Strange things are happening in the heart of Delhi. At Dadaji’s repair shop in Chandni Chowk, every broken object that passes through its seasoned teak doors is being transformed into something much...more.

A two-part novella, One Arm Shorter Than The Other weaves mysteries of fantasy with sci-fi possibilities.

“Damn, that was rather good! Chandni Chowk and fantastical events, name a more iconic combo.” — Ignyte, Hugo, and Nebula finalist Shiv Ramdas

“A marvelous surprise. Exceptional. One Arm Shorter than the Other will wind up your mind and set it running.” — Arturo Serrano, Hugo-winning fanzine nerds of a feather, flock together, 9/10

“Really enjoyed Gigi Ganguly’s One Arm Shorter Than The Other, a mosaic novella that gently merges science-fictional ideas with the anything-goes playfulness of Bengali tall tales, never losing the wistful grounding weight of everyday life & relationships.” – Lambda and Shirley Jackson Award...