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8 produkter
Hero's Walk
E-bok, 2011
210 kr
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After the release of Anita Rau Badami''s critically acclaimed first novel, Tamarind Mem , it was evident a promising new talent had joined the Canadian literary community. Her dazzling literary follow-up is The Hero''s Walk , a novel teeming with the author''s trademark tumble of the haphazard …
Tell It to the Trees
E-bok, 2011
257 kr
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One freezing winter morning a dead body is found in the backyard of the Dharma family’s house. It’s the body of Anu Krishnan. For Anu, a writer seeking a secluded retreat from the city, the Dharmas’ “back-house” in the sleepy mountain town of Merrit’s Point was the ideal spot to take a year off and …
Can You Hear the Nightbird Call?
E-bok, 2010
168 kr
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Set against the tumultuous backdrop of a fragmenting Punjab and moving between Canada and India, Can You Hear the Nightbird Call? charts the interweaving stories of three Indian women–Bibi-ji, Leela and Nimmo–each in search of a resting place amid rapidly changing personal and political landscapes. …
Tamarind Mem
E-bok, 2010
229 kr
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A beautiful and brilliant portrait of two generations of women. Set in India’s railway colonies, this is the story of Kamini and her mother Saroja, nicknamed Tamarind Mem due to her sour tongue. While in Canada beginning her graduate studies, Kamini receives a postcard from her mother saying she …
Hero's Walk
Häftad, 2002
234 kr
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Sripathi Rao's life is as arid as the dusty South Indian town where he lives. All he ever wanted was an ordinary life with a solid job and a happy family. But Sripathi has never been a lucky man. Now ageing and disenchanted, struggling to keep his job, Sripathi lives in the crumbling ancestral …
Tamarind Woman
Häftad, 2002
154 kr
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Kamini has recently moved from India to Canada. Plunged into the past by acrimonious telephone calls and odd postcards from her mother, she tries to make sense of the eccentric family she has left behind. Why was her Mother as bitter as a tamarind with her lot in life? Why did she seem to love …
