# Arvind Ethan David

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Arvind Ethan David on THE GREAT GAME & Classics Take on Different Meanings When Read as an Adult

In Episode 46 of High Stakes, Tracey Devlyn sits down with author Arvind Ethan David to discuss his new historical novel, THE GREAT GAME—a richly voiced murder mystery blending political tension, literary flair, and a fascinating glimpse of 1905 London through the eyes of an Indian man navigatin ...

The Great Game with Arvind Ethan David

Send us Fan Mail Arvind Ethan David returns to Tea, Tonic & Toxin to discuss The Great Game, his debut prose novel. This historical mystery and conspiracy thriller brings an Indian military veteran and law student into the worlds of A. J. Raffles, Sherlock Holmes, and a young Winston Churchill. ...

Arvind Ethan David: The Great Game

The Great Game is the latest novel by Arvind Ethan David who has a award winning career in multiple forms of storytelling from graphic novels to Broadway to television and film. The Great Game is a story that begins with an epigraph by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, "You must not make the criminal a h ...

Arvind Ethan David: THE GREAT GAME

Arvind Ethan David has written seven graphic novels, including most recently his adaptation of Raymond Chandler’s Trouble Is My Business (Pantheon, May 2025) and the Bram Stoker Award–nominated Darkness Visible with Mike Carey. He has also written multiple hit audio originals, including the scie ...

Arvind Ethan David: THE GREAT GAME

Arvind Ethan David has written seven graphic novels, including most recently his adaptation of Raymond Chandler’s Trouble Is My Business (Pantheon, May 2025) and the Bram Stoker Award–nominated Darkness Visible with Mike Carey. He has also written multiple hit audio originals, including the scie ...

Episode 198 - Arvind Ethan David and The Great Game

In this episode we talk to playwright, screen writer-producer now turned crime writer Arvind Ethan David about his debut The Great Game.

Making It Up with Arvind Ethan David, author of The Great Game

"If I had delivered this scene to a director, my director would say to me, 'I need the actors to do something. I need some action.' And so then I put in the whole thing about him trying to escape from his ropes... and it made the scene immeasurably better just asking the basic question: what are ...