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This Could Have Become Ramayan Chamar’s Tale: Two Anti-Novels
0Explore the groundbreaking work of Subimal Misra, hailed as a contemporary Indian literary master. This collection presents two radical anti-novels that unflinchingly dissect India’s sociopolitical landscape and systemic inequalities. Misra’s unique approach challenges conventional narrative, offering a potent blend of reportage, autobiography, and raw social commentary. Ideal for Indian readers passionate about bold literary explorations and critical perspectives on society. V. Ramaswamy’s masterful translation ensures Misra’s powerful, thought-provoking vision resonates deeply, making this an indispensable addition to modern Indian literature.
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Wild Animals Prohibited: Stories/Anti-Stories (PERENNIAL 10)
0Explore the audacious world of Subimal Misra, a master of contemporary Bengali literature and anti-establishment writing. This collection of 25 ‘anti-stories’ delves into the dark history and societal degeneration of 1970s-80s Bengal. Misra’s groundbreaking, cinema-influenced style challenges literary conventions, offering provocative ideas and formal daring. A vital read for enthusiasts of modern Indian literature seeking raw, experimental narratives. Brilliantly translated by V. Ramaswamy, this collection is essential for anyone interested in the evolution of Indian writing.