A depressing assortment of grim and grimy life experiences
-
-
A historical tale, recounted with astonishing power and grace
-
Frittered into sundry insular herds, many of us have nothing to celebrate
-
Life for Laxman is a linear path, remembered minus ambiguity
-
-
A veteran writer's saga of defeat evokes only impatience
-
The 'nation' a 100 years from now
-
Irony, love, decadence, Pakistani-style: but where's the heart?
-
Gour's self-consciousness only makes the flaws in her own writing less excusable.
-
Skilful tale, compassionately told, but marred by a few oblique biases
Advertisement
Newsletter
Signup for Outlook and get curated content to your inbox everyday.