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FRANZ KAFKA AND HIS WORKS
About BookThis is a Fiction BookAbout Author"Dr Kanta GalaniDr Kanta MA, MPhil, PhD is an Assistant Professor of English at Central Sanskrit University Jaipur campus, Rajasthan, India. She is the publisher and editor of biannual Magazine The Infinite Sky. Website: http: //theinfinitesky.co.in/. She has a chapter "Unfettered society: far-fetched for third gender, a perusal of Red Lipstick: The Men in My Life in the book Third Gender: stain and pain.Recently one book literary and Cinematic Manifestations of hijra has been published by Author press Delhi. This presents the life of community hijra may be narrowly defined as one who starts out as an effeminate homosexual man from lower strata of ...
HEART UPON SLEEVE
Heart Upon Sleeve is exposition of everyone's heart wrapped in emotional words. Each poem is unique in itself and unfolds the various aspects of life and its consequences along with COVID mayhem. In addition to that, this anthology comprises the music of love, sweetness, and the scent of life with a focused use of language that stimulates aesthetic reflection and contemplation. It contains a varied range of poetry from eroticism to spirituality and from love and romance to harsh realities. The cardinal reason for the versatility is that the poets in this anthology are from the novice teenagers to the veteran retired Professors from India and abroad. Some are amateurs, and some are professionally sound enough to place their words on the international intellectual forum.
The Forest of Enchantments
'One of the most strikingly lyrical voices writing about the lives of Indian women' -- Amitav Ghosh 'Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni turns the Ramayana around by telling it in the voice of Sita ... this inversion is a gift - it presents us a with a way to know an already well-known story better and to love an already beloved story more' -- Arshia Sattar 'This inspired evocation of the goddess Sita is an epic song of strength and solidarity told with joy and intensity. It brings to life the personalities and predicaments of the Ramayana' -- Namita Gokhale 'Among the many, many Ramayanas there are now even - thankfully - some "Sitayanas", but I know of none with the special magic that Chitra Divaka...
Azadi
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The Mirror of Fire and Dreaming
Set in contemporary India, as well as several hundred years in the past, this title continues the adventures of Anand and his quest to become a full member of the Brotherhood of the Conch.
The Palace of Illusions
The Palace of Illusions takes us back to a time that is half-history, half-myth, and wholly magical; narrated by Panchaali, the wife of the five Pandava brothers, we are - finally - given a woman's take on the timeless tale that is the Mahabharata Tracing Panchaali's life - from fiery birth and lonely childhood, where her beloved brother is her only true companion; through her complicated friendship with the enigmatic Krishna; to marriage, motherhood and Panchaali's secret attraction to the mysterious man who is her husbands' most dangerous enemy - The Palace of Illusions is a deeply human novel about a woman born into a man's world - a world of warriors, gods and the ever manipulating hands of fate. ‘A mythic tale brimming with warriors, magic and treachery’ Los Angeles Times ‘A radiant entree into an ancient mythology . . . Charming and remarkable’ Houston Chronicle ‘A woman’s look at crime and punishment, loyalty, promises, love and vengeance . . . With The Palace of Illusions, Divakaruni has proven that her storytelling talents put her right up there with the best’ Miami Herald
The Conch Bearer
The acclaimed short-story author and poet transports readers from the teeming streets of India to the rolling Himalayas, in this lyrical, exotic, and rich middle-grade fantasy.
Sister of My Heart
Born in a big old Calcutta house on the same night, the wild, tragic night their fathers were both mysteriously lost, Sudha and Anju are cousins. Closer even than sisters, they share clothes, possessions, worries, dreams - and three mothers, who preside o
The Legends of Pensam
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