Sankhov
Author: Valley Quadros Publisher: Konkonngar Prokoxon Pages: 154 ISBN: 978-81-944839-1-5 Book Cover: Softcover₹250
5th Collection of 25 Konkani short stories written and edited in Nagari by Valley Quadros. The foreword written by Mahabaleshwar Sail.
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Konkonngar Prokoxon
H. No. 1333, Arady, Candolim, Bardez 403 515. 7021967880
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