Kushank Purandare is a young writer living off the goodwill of a host of friends, relatives, and lovers while he waits to gain recognition for his work. He is witness to their struggle as modern Indians to hold on to a semblance of truth and sanity in the face of alienation, squalor, violence, and loss of hope. Nagarkar's explosive style and irreverent approach caused an equally explosive reaction when Seven Sixes was first published in 1974. Critics have struggled to reconcile its apparent nihilism with its underlying sense of optimism.

Seven Sixes are Forty-Three (SAAT SAKKAM TRECHALIS)

Nagarkar, Kiran

Heinemann

Seven sixes are forty-three

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

University of Queensland Press ; distributed by Prentice-Hall International

Seven sixes are forty-three (Asian and Pacific writing)

distributed by Prentice-Hall International

Gottes kleiner Krieger

FISCHER Taschenbuch

<p>The time is early 16th century. The Rajput kingdom of Mewar is at the height of its power. It is locked in war with the Sultanates of Delhi, Gujarat and Malwa. But there is another deadly battle being waged within Mewar itself. who will inherit the throne after the death of the Maharana? The course of history, not just of Mewar but of the whole of India, is about to be changed forever. At the centre of Cuckold is the narrator, heir apparent of Mewar, who questions the codes, conventions and underlying assumptions of the feudal world of which he is a part, a world in which political and personal conduct are dictated by values of courage, valour and courtesy; and death is preferable to dishonour. A quintessentially Indian story, Cuckold has an immediacy and appeal that are truely universal.</p>

Cuckold

Kiran Nagarkar

HarperCollins India

Ravana y Eddie

Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L.

Ravan and Eddie [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2015] NA

Harper

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