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The Phantom?s Howl : Classic Tales of Ghosts and Hauntings From Bengal [Paperback] Arundhati Nath [Paperback] Arundhati Nath [Paperback] Arundhati Nath [Paperback] Arundhati Nath
0Explore spine-chilling Bengali ghost stories in “The Phantom’s Howl” by Arundhati Nath, available at The Bookish Owl. This collection features classic tales of ghosts and hauntings from Bengal, penned by literary masters like Rabindranath Tagore and Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay. Discover bizarre encounters with otherworldly entities, from dancing shadows to vengeful spirits. Perfect for adults and children, these tales showcase Bengal’s rich tradition of bhoot stories. Arundhati Nath’s translations bring these timeless stories to a new audience. Order your paperback copy today and experience the allure of Bengali folklore at The Bookish Owl!
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The Picture Of Dorian Gray
0Dive into Oscar Wilde’s controversial classic, a philosophical novel exploring the dark side of aestheticism and eternal youth. Follow Dorian Gray’s descent into a life of decadent indulgence, where his portrait ages, revealing the true cost of his sins. This compelling tale is a profound critique of vanity, hedonism, and societal hypocrisy, masterfully told with Wilde’s signature wit. A must-read for classic literature lovers and students across India seeking a thought-provoking exploration of beauty and morality. Uncover the timeless allure and hidden dangers of living purely for pleasure.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray (Signature Gilded Editions)
0Immerse yourself in Oscar Wilde’s iconic novel, a profound exploration of beauty, youth, and morality. Follow Dorian Gray’s chilling pact as his portrait ages with his sins amidst the opulence of Victorian London. This exquisite gilded edition, a treasure for collectors of classic books in India, boasts premium features like sprayed edges and a foil-embossed cover. Essential for lovers of Victorian literature and philosophical novels, it offers a timeless critique of societal hypocrisy and the price of eternal vanity. Discover a masterpiece that continues to captivate readers worldwide.
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The Pimlico Dictionary of Classical Mythologies: Greece, Rome, Iran, India and China
0Discover the interconnected world of classical mythologies in this unique reference, bridging Greece, Rome, Iran, India, and China. Delve into ancient stories, gaining insights into their cultural roots and comparative significance, especially how Indian traditions weave into global narratives. This comprehensive dictionary offers accessible interpretations of myths and over two hundred original illustrations of deities and heroes. An indispensable guide for students and curious minds exploring world mythology, ancient cultures, and the fascinating parallels across civilizations, making it a must-have for understanding India’s mythological heritage.
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The Plays of Sankaradeva
0Explore the profound world of Assamese literature with “The Plays of Sankaradeva” by Yashodhara Medhi. Delve into the rich cultural heritage and spiritual insights presented in these classic plays. This collection, ISBN 9788120840942, offers a unique glimpse into the life and teachings of Sankaradeva, a revered saint and playwright. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone interested in Indian theatre and religious studies. Discover why “The Plays of Sankaradeva” continues to captivate readers and inspire generations. Available now at The Bookish Owl, your online source for exceptional literature. Order your copy today and embark on a literary journey!
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The Pleasure of Vegetarian Cookery
0Unlock the secrets to delightful Indian vegetarian recipes with Jasleen Duggal’s essential cookery guide. This collection promises nutritious, satisfying, and flavor-packed meat-free meals for every occasion. Discover an exciting variety from quick breakfasts and fresh salads to hearty feasts and sweet treats, all designed for the Indian palate. Perfect for home cooks eager to master wholesome, delicious vegetarian cooking, this book is a must-have for any kitchen seeking vibrant, healthy Indian food.
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The Plot Twist
0Discover your next favourite rom-com with this witty and fresh love story! When two authors battling writer’s block swap plots, unexpected romance blossoms. Follow Allie as she navigates a thrilling crime narrative and falls for a charming caterer, Will. Packed with electric chemistry and heartwarming charm, this contemporary fiction is an absolute delight for Indian readers. If you’re searching for an adorable, swoon-worthy read that playfully explores the writing life and the magic of connection, this novel is a must-have addition to your bookshelf.
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The Politics of Form in Greek Literature
0Explore the vital connection between literary form and political life in ancient Greek textual culture. This essential volume delves into the socio-historical contexts of classic texts, revealing how artistic choices shape political understanding. Featuring diverse expert analyses, it critically examines various approaches, including New Historicism and gender studies, applied to Homer, Sophocles, Plato, and more. Gain new perspectives on classical studies and literary theory. A must-read for university students and scholars in humanities and social sciences across India.
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The Portable Veblen: Shortlisted for the Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction 2016
0Dive into a witty, award-nominated modern romance with The Portable Veblen. This highly acclaimed novel by Elizabeth McKenzie is a laugh-out-loud exploration of love, eccentric families, and the question of marriage in the 21st century. As a young couple faces their wedding day, they contend with dysfunction and unexpected advances from a pharmaceutical heiress. Praised for its raw humour and unique perspective, this quirky fiction is a must-read for fans of insightful, brilliantly written contemporary novels.
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The Postsecular Imagination: Postcolonialism, Religion, and Literature (Routledge Research in Postcolonial Literatures)
0Uncover the profound postsecular imagination shaping contemporary Indian literature. This critical work explores how Anglophone novels reflect the multireligious Indian subcontinent, examining Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, and Christianity in the context of postcolonialism. It offers a deep dive into the perceived political failings of organised religion and its literary manifestations across South Asia. Essential for students and scholars of Indian studies, literature, and religious discourse, this book illuminates the complex interplay of faith, identity, and narrative in modern India.