Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J.
Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J.
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Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock' to a man recovering from the end of a long affair, the ghosts of partition return in 1984 to destroy the equilibrium of a tough Sikh matriarch, an ageing widow finds freedom and peace in poetry. In clean, understated prose, Navtej Sarna's stories take us through the landscapes of Geneva, Shimla, Paris, Moscow, Delhi and Bombay, where everyday people find or lose their way in life quietly, almost by accident. Marked by rare sensitivity and compassion, this collection by the acclaimed author of The Exile and We Weren't Lovers Like That is a poignant ode to the human spirit.
Publisher: Rupa Publications India
Author: Navtej Sarna
Pages: 148
ISBN: 9788129120472
Publication Date: 01 October 2012
Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J.
Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J.
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Two men stuck in a small mountain town develop an unspoken friendship, a punctilious bureaucrat becomes briefly reckless at the end of his career, high-class prostitute on vacation reads 'The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock' to a man recovering from the end of a long affair, the ghosts of partition return in 1984 to destroy the equilibrium of a tough Sikh matriarch, an ageing widow finds freedom and peace in poetry. In clean, understated prose, Navtej Sarna's stories take us through the landscapes of Geneva, Shimla, Paris, Moscow, Delhi and Bombay, where everyday people find or lose their way in life quietly, almost by accident. Marked by rare sensitivity and compassion, this collection by the acclaimed author of The Exile and We Weren't Lovers Like That is a poignant ode to the human spirit.
Publisher: Rupa Publications India
Author: Navtej Sarna
Pages: 148
ISBN: 9788129120472
Publication Date: 01 October 2012
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