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Author: Chandrasekhar Kambar
Translator: Laxmi Chandrashekar
Publisher: Katha
Year: 2002
Language: English
Pages: 211
ISBN/UPC (if available): 8187649356

Description

A gothic novel of magnificent proportions from a master wordsmith of India, one of India’s finest voices today.

Intrigue, intricacies, strange obsessions, impulsive desire, love and hatred for all reasons and seasons.

A Woman who refuses to be touched.

A woman who yearns to be touched.

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And a woman who almost is.

All in a gothic novel of magnificent proportions.

From a master wordsmith of India, Chandrasekhar Mamba – recipient of the Padma Shri for Literature – one of India’s finest voices today, comes Katha’s first novel, in a special translation.

Definitely a book to explore.

Enjoy!

THE TRANSLATOR:

LAXMI CHANRASHEKAR, a post graduate in English from the Universities of Mysore and Leeds, teaches English at the NMKRV College for Women in Bangalore.

An active member of Samudaya, a leading progressive theater group using theatre as an instrument of social change, she has performed lead roles in many of their productions apart from acting in a number of popular television serials.

She translates from Kannada to English and her translations have been published in prominent collections and literary journals.

A recipient of the Commendation Award in the All India Translation Contest conducted by the British Council in collaboration with Katha, Laxmi writes a weekly column on theatre for the English daily The Hindu.