It took Vikas Swarup about 10 weeks to write his debut novel, Q&A, in 2005. His latest, his fourth in the genre that he calls “social thrillers”, comes after an 11-year gap, and was three years in the making.
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The Girl with the Seven Lives was released by Simon & Schuster this week. “I wanted to once again explore a strong first-person narrative, but with a morally complex character this time around, who would feel more real in today’s world,”
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