This page is for all those writers (particularly Indian writers), who have written their masterpieces and are just waiting for the publishers to queue up at their door with unimaginable amount as advances. Well the hard part begins now. Harsh as it may sound, one has to do the dreary rounds of sending query letters to literary agents of print as well as e-publishers before your work gets to see the light of the day. The many rejection slips, rewritings, editing have to be encountered. Now you are no longer a writer but a marketer. In today's world of hard sell and advertisement, the writer cannot afford to be shy and reclusive. I will begin by listing the possible Indian Publishers (I found) whom you can try

 

Ms. Renuka Chatterjee,
editor-in-chief
Harper Collins Publishers India, post box7041,
7/16,Ansari road, Daryaganj, New Delhi-110002
ph:011-326 8185,327 2161
E-mail: harper@ndf.vsnl.net.in

Sayoni Basu
Editor-in-chief
Penguin Books India Pvt. Ltd,11 Community Center,
Pancsheel Park, New Delhi-110017
Ph: 011649 4401,6494406
E-mail: penguin@del2.vsnl.net.in

Ravi Dayal Publishers,
51E Sujan Singh Park, NewDelhi-110003
ph:011 4620850

RST INDIA INK PUBLISHING COMPANY PRIVATE LTD.
C1,SOAMI NAGAR, New Delhi-110017

India Book Fair
Oscar India
E-mail: editor@oscarindia.com

Katha
You can also try Katha. They hold a short story contest annually.
E-mail: katha@vsnl.com