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9789350291023 60ba33bb25664261cc4098f9 An Evening In Lucknow - Slected Stories https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ba5e6d3d94a919898e7d75/9789350291023.jpg In this collection Abbas brings forth through his stories his rich background in journalism and film-making. The stories here embrace varied themes and contexts with protagonists from cities and villages. Abbas manages to capture the dilemmas of all his characters be it a has been Nawab a nurse or an untouchable in a village. He addresses themes of superstition caste and romance each in his own unique and rich style of writing. He writes with equal felicity of a modest young proofreader in Mumbai vying for the attention of a European girl ('The Umbrella') and Chanda an outcaste old woman in a village ('Sword of Shiva'). Often satirical and hard-hitting the stories give the reader a glimpse into Abbas's social conscience and perhaps his commitment to progressive causes. This special edition comes with a PS section that has interviews with the author a letter from Mulk Raj Anand and other information that makes it a must-buy for connoisseurs of early Indian writing in English. 9789350291023
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  • ISBN: 9789350291023
  • Author: Kohli Suresh / Abbas K. A.
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 416
  • Format: Paperback
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In this collection Abbas brings forth through his stories his rich background in journalism and film-making. The stories here embrace varied themes and contexts with protagonists from cities and villages. Abbas manages to capture the dilemmas of all his characters be it a has been Nawab a nurse or an untouchable in a village. He addresses themes of superstition caste and romance each in his own unique and rich style of writing. He writes with equal felicity of a modest young proofreader in Mumbai vying for the attention of a European girl ('The Umbrella') and Chanda an outcaste old woman in a village ('Sword of Shiva'). Often satirical and hard-hitting the stories give the reader a glimpse into Abbas's social conscience and perhaps his commitment to progressive causes. This special edition comes with a PS section that has interviews with the author a letter from Mulk Raj Anand and other information that makes it a must-buy for connoisseurs of early Indian writing in English.

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