Indrani Sircar’s Chronicles of North California Neighborhood’s Resident Street Cats Now Set to Exhibit at London Book Fair 2025

At the upcoming London Book Fair (LBF) 2025, hundreds of new books are expected to be exhibited, and many of them will be telling a story from the world’s hidden corners. So, for freelance writer-turned-animal activist Indrani Sircar, it is an ideal place to tell the story of her city’s secret animals.

Her book’s title is simply “People and Other Animals: Story of a Neighborhood.” Whereas the LBF will undoubtedly have thousands of books on the planet’s wilder ecosystems, Sircar has opted to tell the story of the urban jungle and the unexpected cat family she had taken in there.

“People and Other Animals” is the result of Sircar’s own personal journey, having traveled from Canada to live in a little-known city somewhere in Northern California. The book chronicles the days she had spent exploring the city streets, encountering the many characters whose stories would be told in her work. Among them was a neighbor who fed the resident feral cats as well as a couple who had taken the responsibility of caring for wildlife that had strayed in. It also shares her increasing involvement in the city’s animal welfare and rescue circles.

It is her hope that “People and Other Animals: Story of a Neighborhood” will attract distributors and readers interested in literature about the hidden wildlife in today’s increasingly urbanized world. Visitors to the London Book Fair 2025 can find Indrani Sircar’s book displayed at the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at stand no. 6A90. The book fair will be taking place at the Olympia London, London, UK, on March 11-13, 2025. The book is available on Barnes & Noble and Amazon.

“People and Other Animals: Story of a Neighborhood”
Author: Indrani Sircar
Published date: June 3, 2024
Publisher: Citiofbooks, Inc.
Genre: Essay

Author Bio

Indrani Sircar is a freelance writer, artist and photographer who left Canada to make her home in Northern California. An ardent animal lover and animal rights activist, she came to the U.S., unfettered by assignments, to find a life among new people in an unfamiliar nook of the Bay Area. With a sense of adventure, she became a retail bookseller and developed a fascination for the retail industry, working in eclectic jobs, keeping her passion for animal rescue in the forefront.

Indrani was born to Indian parents and spent her early years in Southern India before coming to New York to complete her graduate studies. Her years in Canada were spent with her spouse with whom she collaborated in establishing, Deadline Yesterday, a communications company.

Through two decades in the Bay Area, she kept a journal on her encounters with other animal lovers and her experiences with her own pet family. She has nurtured and fostered animals and continues her efforts to care for wildfire and feral cats.

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