If you are searching for a plot or a scheme, then this isn’t the sort of book. This story talks about a common man and his helplessness in the day-to-day transpirations, wherein he is always found entagled and this is merely by choice. The translation in English is beautiful and at no point feels imposed. This is a very Indian story, true to its basic sense. Within 100 pages, Shanbhag enthralls you with his playwright skills.
As JVN mentions at the beginning, this book is raw and out there! He reveals himself in all his glory and shows […]
Agatha Christie has been my favourite crime-fiction author from my pre-teen days. She could never cease to amaze me with her well-crafted […]
I picked up this book (Kindle edition) after having seen super positive reviews from some of the fellow-readers on Goodreads, whom I […]
So, this happened to be my first Ruskin Bond novella (although, I am certain that I have read some of his short […]
