The Graveyard Shift

by Ahmed Faiyaz

137 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

Ahmed Faiyaz grew up in Bangalore and now lives in Dubai.

He’s a strategist by profession, with a number of years in management consulting behind him. He’s a book and film addict, and a passionate writer. His first book, Love, Life & All That Jazz…, published in April 2010, remains a popular bestseller across major cities. His stories are also featured in the National Bestseller, Urban Shots

Grey Oak has recently released Another Chance, his second full-length novel, and is slated to release Down the Road, an anthology of 30 short stories he has co-edited, in April 2011. He is a founding member of Grey Oak Publishers and Grey Oak Foundation.
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Reviews

[Misbaah Ghaswala]

The problem with books from Indian authors (and a couple of classical stories) is essentially the writing style and how hard it makes for me to even read it. The characters feel awfully one dimensional and it takes out the essence of the story

[Prem Anand · Rating 2 out of 5]

Interesting title. Shitty content.

There are so many character and story lines that it is hard to keep track. No character is deeply explored and the ending is not sad or happy but just bizarre.

[Aruna Kumar Gadepalli · Rating 3 out of 5]

This novella is good for making a movie. As so many characters are involved in the book. Easy and quick read.