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Stories from Kolkata are often assumed to be about bhadralok culture and the Bengali way of life. But Kolkata is a city with a multiplicity of stories to share. Contemporary Urdu Short Stories from Kolkata highlights the diversity of recent Urdu short stories from the city. In one story, a writer trying to escape the city wants to find the reason why the railway clock has stopped working, in another, a new friendship sours as soon as it blossoms, while some other stories show how the complexity of human relationships is explored.

About the Author
Shams Afif Siddiqi, former Associate Professor of English(WBES), author, short story writer, and literary critic, was West Bengal for 35 years and was a faculty member at MDI,Murshidabad.

Fuzail Asar Siddiqi is currently a PhD candidate at CES, JNU, New Delhi, researching on the modernist Urdu short story, in general, and short stories of Naiyer Masud in particular.
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Contemporary Urdu Short Stories From Kolkata

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  • ISBN: 9789389136906
  • Author: Fuzail Asar Siddiqi
  • Publisher: Niyogi Books
  • Pages: 292
  • Format: Paperback
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Stories from Kolkata are often assumed to be about bhadralok culture and the Bengali way of life. But Kolkata is a city with a multiplicity of stories to share. Contemporary Urdu Short Stories from Kolkata highlights the diversity of recent Urdu short stories from the city. In one story, a writer trying to escape the city wants to find the reason why the railway clock has stopped working, in another, a new friendship sours as soon as it blossoms, while some other stories show how the complexity of human relationships is explored.

About the Author
Shams Afif Siddiqi, former Associate Professor of English(WBES), author, short story writer, and literary critic, was West Bengal for 35 years and was a faculty member at MDI,Murshidabad.

Fuzail Asar Siddiqi is currently a PhD candidate at CES, JNU, New Delhi, researching on the modernist Urdu short story, in general, and short stories of Naiyer Masud in particular.

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