"Always Astonished" is a collection of writings that offers a glimpse into the profound and often perplexing musings of its author, a renowned literary figure known for his philosophical insights and multiple writing personas. The book is a compilation of texts that span various genres, including poetry, prose, and philosophical reflections. It captures the author's unique ability to delve into the complexities of the human soul, existential angst, and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent universe. Through a series of contemplative and often contradictory voices, the work invites readers to confront the enigmatic nature of existence and the eternal quest for self-discovery and astonishment at the world.

"The Chip Chip Gatherers" is a novel that explores the complex dynamics of a multi-generational Indo-Trinidadian family, the Khojas, living in Trinidad. The story revolves around the ambitions and struggles of the family patriarch, Egbert, as he attempts to rise above his impoverished beginnings and establish a successful life for his family. However, his efforts are constantly undermined by family squabbles, cultural tensions, and the harsh realities of post-colonial Trinidad. The novel provides a stark portrayal of the struggles faced by immigrants and the destructive power of envy and resentment within a family.