In modern times, when writers feel that imagination alone would not suffice to deal with the subject at hand, they take the aid of historical apparatuses such as the village of “Gangauli” in Rahi Masum Raza’s Aadha Gaon.
Vinod Kumar Shukla was the kind of writer who used to craft the aesthetics of the lives of people who are believed to be average and ordinary.
On the contrary, quite often in literature, it may serve as a trusted assistant to the otherwise tough to demonstrate elusive shades of the real, as it does in the case of Pravin Kumar’s debut novel 'Amar Deswa'.
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