Tyanantar
Thereafter
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ISBN:
9780198097457
Publication date:
25/10/2013
Paperback
184 pages
185.0x125.0mm
Price: 445.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198097457
Publication date:
25/10/2013
Paperback
184 pages
185.0x125.0mm
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Suitable for: General readers and students and scholars of Indian writing in translation, comparative literature, translation studies, and gender studies
Rights: World Rights
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Description
One day, with no warning at all, Radhika’s husband Lalit leaves her. Not for another woman, but to find himself. Distraught at first and then angry, Radhika proceeds to rebuild her life and even steers it on her own terms. Saniya excels in creating an atmosphere which suffuses the novella with both sentiment and emotion that flows without break till the end of the narrative. There is a constant knitting of the past and present, building up, however, to a satirical resolution of sorts in the present.
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Saniya, Translated by Maya Pandit & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Description
One day, with no warning at all, Radhika’s husband Lalit leaves her. Not for another woman, but to find himself. Distraught at first and then angry, Radhika proceeds to rebuild her life and even steers it on her own terms. Saniya excels in creating an atmosphere which suffuses the novella with both sentiment and emotion that flows without break till the end of the narrative. There is a constant knitting of the past and present, building up, however, to a satirical resolution of sorts in the present.
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