Banker-novelist Ravi Subramanian acquired by Penguin

July 22, 2015 13:01

Author Ravi Subramanian's new fiction, a thriller has been acquired by Penguin Random House, which will also publish an anthology compiled by the author, publishers said today.

Subramanian, who is a career banker and finance service professional has penned seven novels so far and is thrice winner of the Crossword Popular Choice award.

"I am delighted that we will continue our relationship with Ravi Subramaniam and publish his next thriller due next year as well as an anthology. Ravi is one of the most popular and talented authors in the country today and I am really looking forward to continuing to work together to build his list," Milee Ashwarya, Editor-in-Chief, Commercial and Business, Penguin Random House India said in a statement today.

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