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| Amitav Ghosh: The Shadow Lines: A Critical Companion
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Murari Prasad |
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This collection of thirteen essays by scholars from across the globe examines The Shadow Lines, Amitav Ghosh�s fascinating, and arguably his finest, novel from disparate points of view. Ghosh�s engaging perspective on the postcolonial South Asia as well as his innovative narrative craft has been analysed by these perceptive readers from the lens of latest critical theories. With a crisp overview of Ghosh�s concerns in the Introduction and a comprehensive bibliography (including a �webliography�), this anthology offers fresh insights into Ghosh�s novel.
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Murari Prasad was until recently an associate professor of English in the Faculty of Arts in Sana�a University, Yemen. He is currently teaching in D.S. College, Katihar (Bihar). He has edited critical anthologies on Arundhati Roy (2006) and Vikram Seth�s A Suitable Boy (2005).
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Contributors :
Fakrul Alam, Ian Almond, Nivedita Bagchi, Shameem Black, Brinda Bose, Claire Chambers, Sharmani Patricia Gabriel, Maria Elena Martos Hueso, Tuomas Huttunen, Akhil Katyal, Nyla Ali Khan, Shivani Mutneja, Vaibhav I Parel, Aruima Paul, Murari Prasad, Anjali Roy, Krishna Sen.
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ISBN 81-85753-89-X 2008 236 pp Rs. 750 (hb) |
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