Ah, the short story – a tiny parcel of literature, perfect for those moments when you need a quick escape from reality but don’t have the patience (or the commitment issues) to tackle a full-fledged novel. And who better to guide us through this delightful landscape than some of the finest contemporary Indian authors? These literary wizards have managed to pack drama, wit, and wisdom into bite-sized narratives that will leave you craving more. So, grab a cup of chai, settle into your favorite reading nook, and dive into five collections making waves in the Indian literary scene.
Tag: contemporaryfiction
From Darbhanga to Kathmandu: The Exploration of Cultural Landscape and Women Voices
Smriti Ravindra's "The Woman Who Climbed Trees" is a gripping, multi-layered story that examines the lives of three generations of women against the backdrop of Nepal and India. This debut book skillfully weaves together personal stories with political and cultural topics. The book's main focus is a thorough analysis of women's experiences, including love, sorrow, and the search for identity. A rich tapestry of characters, evocative descriptions, and magical realism are all hallmarks of Smriti Ravindra's narrative.
A Place Called Home | Preeti Shenoy
Book: A place called Home Publisher: HarperCollins Author: Preeti Shenoy Genre: Contemporary Fiction Paperback: 324 Pages Buy Book: Amazon The class system is an enduring feature of Indian history and persists in its roots in modern society. Indian society is often plagued by rifts and hatred between the so-called "upper class" and "lower class" due to… Continue reading A Place Called Home | Preeti Shenoy
Pursuit: Drawn by Destiny | Pooja Poddar Marwah
Book: Pursuit-Drawn by Destiny Author: Pooja Poddar Marwah Publisher: Become Shakespeare Paperback: 230 Pages Language: English Genre: Contemporary Romance Rating: 4/5 Book link: Paperback , Kindle "The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed."― Carl Gustav Jung Pooja Poddar Marwah has delivered a… Continue reading Pursuit: Drawn by Destiny | Pooja Poddar Marwah
Jabber wockiers | Rajessh M. Iyer
Book: Jabber wockiers Author: Rajessh M. Iyer Publisher: Kriscendo Media LLP Kindle: 176 Pages Family is messy and chaotic, and oh yeah! Fiction thrives on chaos and reflects all twisted, bitter-sweet family relationships. I like reading and exploring the dynamics of relationships, especially the complex, tender, and emotional connection between Father and daughter. I am… Continue reading Jabber wockiers | Rajessh M. Iyer
K's Train of Thoughts 