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Fashionably Yours (Harlequin General Fiction)
0Embark on a glamorous journey through Mumbai with this captivating Indian fiction novel. Follow Maya Kapoor as she chases her dreams of a high-fashion career in the city of dreams. From her initial struggles at a local fashion magazine to balancing demanding bosses, family dramas, and a blossoming romance, Maya’s quest for independence and love is utterly relatable. Will her ambition and courage lead her to the fairytale life she envisions, or will everyday challenges intervene? Discover a story filled with aspiration, relatable struggles, and the magic of finding love in Mumbai. A must-read for fans of contemporary Indian romance.
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Father′s on the Phone with the Flies – A Selection (The German List)
0Explore the innovative collage poetry of a Nobel Prize laureate, presented for the first time in English translation. This collection features seventy-three striking poems ingeniously crafted from newspaper fragments, showcasing masterful wordplay and surreal metaphors. Experience the powerful liberation of language from a protean literary force. An exhilarating, unexpected work essential for enthusiasts of contemporary literature, experimental verse, and world-class writing seeking depth and unique artistic expression.
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Fauna of British India, Reptilia and Amphibia Vol. 1: Loricata Testudines
0Unlock the secrets of India’s ancient reptiles with this authoritative volume focusing on Loricata and Testudines. Delve into comprehensive scientific descriptions and classifications of India’s diverse crocodiles, turtles, and tortoises. A cornerstone for understanding Indian herpetology, this book is an indispensable reference for zoologists, herpetologists, wildlife enthusiasts, and students studying Indian natural history. Essential for researchers and collectors seeking in-depth knowledge on the subcontinent’s reptilian fauna.
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Fear of Mirrors
0Explore the complex legacy of communism through a father’s poignant account in Tariq Ali’s ‘Fear of Mirrors’. This gripping political novel traces a family’s passionate entanglement with communist ideals, from the hopes of the Bolshevik revolution to the harsh realities of betrayal and complicity with Stalinism. Witness the personal cost of ideology as Vlady recounts his family’s history against the backdrop of 20th-century Central European upheaval. Essential reading for enthusiasts of European history, political thought, and compelling narratives of ideological journeys. Publishers Weekly notes its value for understanding the European left.
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Feelings (Poems)
0Explore the intricate tapestry of human emotions with Saxena A’s deeply resonant poetry collection. This captivating book delves into the spectrum of feelings, offering poignant verses on love, longing, joy, and introspection that speak directly to the Indian reader’s heart. An essential read for lovers of contemporary Indian poetry and those seeking solace and understanding through evocative language. Whether you’re a seasoned poetry aficionado or exploring the genre, these carefully crafted poems provide moments of reflection and connection. Discover profound emotional insights within this beautifully curated collection.
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Feminist Literary Criticsm
0Unlock the power of feminist literary criticism. This essential guide delves into the core principles and analytical frameworks that explore how gender shapes literature and society. Discover key theories and methodologies crucial for critically examining narratives, authorship, and representation from a feminist standpoint. Essential for literature students, scholars, and anyone interested in gender studies and critical analysis across India. Elevate your academic research and literary understanding with this insightful exploration relevant to contemporary Indian literary discourse.
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Fever
0Explore the profound human cost of revolution with Samaresh Basu’s seminal Bengali classic, ‘Fever’. Originally penned in 1977, this intense novel delves into the life of Ruhiton Kurmi, a former Naxalite prisoner haunted by his past. Experience a gripping narrative that unearths the seductive power of militant ideals and the brutal realities of civil war. A must-read for enthusiasts of Indian political literature and those seeking powerful insights into the Naxalite movement’s legacy. Discover why this masterpiece continues to resonate.
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Fever, The: How Malaria Has Ruled Humank
0Uncover the gripping saga of malaria’s millennia-long domination over humankind. In this award-winning science journalism, Sonia Shah reveals how this persistent parasite, far from being a relic of the past, has shaped civilizations and human progress. From ancient times to modern-day challenges, discover how our hopes for eradication have repeatedly faltered. With original reporting from India and beyond, this insightful chronicle is essential for anyone interested in history, public health, and the intricate relationship between disease and human destiny.
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Figurative Poetry in Sanskrit Literature
0Explore the depths of Sanskrit literature with “Figurative Poetry in Sanskrit Literature” by K. N. Jha. Unravel the captivating world of Sabdacitra, Ubhayacitra, and Arthacitra, discovering verbal artistry and intellectual puzzles that have enchanted readers for centuries. This book, published by The Bookish Owl, analyzes the historical development and significance of Citrakavya from the Vedic age to modern interpretations. Delve into the imagist appeal recognized by ancient rhetoricians and gain a profound understanding of figurative poetry’s role. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this work offers a comprehensive exploration with detailed chapters, illustrations, and extensive documentation. ISBN: 9788120826694.
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Figures in Black: Words, Signs, and the “Racial” Self
0Unlock profound insights into the construction of racial identity and the power of language with this seminal work. Henry Louis Gates Jr. masterfully dissects African-American literature, applying cutting-edge literary theory to explore how words and signs shape the racial self. Examining foundational writers through semiotics and critical race studies, this book is essential for scholars and students of African-American literature, cultural studies, and literary theory across India. Discover a new understanding of Black identity and cultural representation.
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Fire Doesn’t Burn (Seagull German Library)
0Discover the poignant landscape of post-reunification Berlin in Ralf Rothmann’s acclaimed novel. As Alina and Wolf retreat to the tranquil Müggelsee, the echoes of East and West persist, leading Wolf into a torrid affair. Rothmann, a master of contemporary German literature, delivers a dark, intense exploration of erotic desire, emotional rediscovery, and the complex entanglement of infidelity. This literary fiction masterpiece, celebrated for its raw portrayal of human connection and place, is essential for readers seeking profound narratives. Experience the depth of emotion and place in this unforgettable work.
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Flight of the Hilsa (English, Paperback, Shan
0Embark on an artistic journey with this compelling contemporary Indian fiction. Meet a restless artist driven by ambition, whose life takes an unexpected turn after a chance encounter. This novel delves into the universal pursuit of happiness, fame, and self-discovery, questioning what truly defines success. Follow her captivating path as she navigates dreams and destiny. A poignant exploration of modern Indian aspirations, this paperback is a must-read for lovers of insightful storytelling and character-driven narratives.