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Desperate for survival in the rude city, Rita is fortunate to get hired as a household help by a retired diplomat. At that moment, Arijit Basu does not know that she is an undocumented migrant. Convulsed by a marauding tide of events, the two are reduced to wrecks. Arijit's fiancée, Nandita, fights bravely to recover the vulnerable girl from the circles of evil. The outcome of this struggle irrevocably impacts their lives.

Lyrical, epic and devastating, Border Crossers brings into sharp relief the many shades of terror and religious intolerance that shape the subcontinent.

 

Review

'Prophetic and optimistic – a fantastic work by a new and accomplished voice.' – Paul Pickering, Booker Prize–longlisted author of Lucy

'Roy makes one constantly eager, sometimes even desperate, to know what happens next.' – Bevis Hillier, former editor of The Connoisseur

'Rich and sensual' – Jad Adams, author of Decadent Women

About the Author

As a journalist, Bhaskar Roy worked for some of India's leading publications – India Today, Indian Express, and the Times of India among them. In 2011, Roy quit mainstream journalism and began editing The Equator Line quarterly. He was the founding editor of the themed magazine of nonconformist writing. He lives in Delhi with his wife.

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  • ISBN: 9789357319492
  • Author: Bhaskar Roy
  • Publisher: Hachette India
  • Pages: 352
  • Format: Paperback
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Desperate for survival in the rude city, Rita is fortunate to get hired as a household help by a retired diplomat. At that moment, Arijit Basu does not know that she is an undocumented migrant. Convulsed by a marauding tide of events, the two are reduced to wrecks. Arijit's fiancée, Nandita, fights bravely to recover the vulnerable girl from the circles of evil. The outcome of this struggle irrevocably impacts their lives.

Lyrical, epic and devastating, Border Crossers brings into sharp relief the many shades of terror and religious intolerance that shape the subcontinent.

 

Review

'Prophetic and optimistic – a fantastic work by a new and accomplished voice.' – Paul Pickering, Booker Prize–longlisted author of Lucy

'Roy makes one constantly eager, sometimes even desperate, to know what happens next.' – Bevis Hillier, former editor of The Connoisseur

'Rich and sensual' – Jad Adams, author of Decadent Women

About the Author

As a journalist, Bhaskar Roy worked for some of India's leading publications – India Today, Indian Express, and the Times of India among them. In 2011, Roy quit mainstream journalism and began editing The Equator Line quarterly. He was the founding editor of the themed magazine of nonconformist writing. He lives in Delhi with his wife.

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