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Jhumpa Lahiri is an acquired taste

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There’s a good story here. With a little more research, much more depth, and mature telling, it could have been a masterpiece

Sucheta Dasgupta has carefully selected and translated six of Mukhopadhyay's stories in the folk/fairy tale and fantasy genre

Prahlad is very honest about his own shortcomings and the painful lessons he had to learn through his youth.

The author has been able to be objective in the recording of personal, social and professional experiences.

The Burnout is far, far from perfect. But it’s so funny that even my strict inner editor doesn’t care.

This is the kind of memoir that leaves nothing out.

The novel is based on a true story.

The characters emerge clearly as the story progresses.

New India has everyone riveted