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Number of Pages
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Language
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Book Summary
Writing Badly Is Easy Unfolds In Pre-Partition Lahore, A Historical Novel About Two Remarkable Women Who Navigate Love, Identity, And The Pressures Of A Society On The Cusp Of Change. A Work Of Historical And Literary Fiction, It Speaks To Adult Readers Who Enjoy Intimate, Character-Driven Stories Set Against A Rich Political Backdrop, With A Tone That Is Compassionate, Hopeful, And Quietly Brave.
In Writing Badly Is Easy, Anuradha Jain Weaves Two Intimate Journeys Against A Vividly Rendered Punjab. The Novel Follows Harjeet, A Member Of A Respected Landlord Family, Whose Marriage To Gautam Grows Stifling As The Hindu-Muslim Divide Intensifies, And Amiya, Born Out Of Wedlock To A British Army Officer And A Brahmin Woman, Who Forges A Path Toward Financial Independence And Literary Ambition. The Book Unfolds Through Dual Perspectives And A Carefully Paced Structure That Lets These Lives Unfold In Dialogue With The EraโS Upheavals; The Result Is A Narrative That Feels Both Intimate And Expansive.
What Makes The Experience Of Reading Writing Badly Is Easy So Engaging Is The Blend Of Lush Historical Detail With Human-Scale Emotion. The Prose Is Lyrical Yet Precise, And The Scenes Move Between Private Rooms And Public Upheaval, Letting Readers Sense The Stakes As The Characters Confront Desire, Duty, And Sacrifice. The StoryโS RhythmโAlternating Between HarjeetโS Aching Choices And AmiyaโS Determined Self-DiscoveryโOffers A Moving Meditation On What It Means To Seek Acceptance And Forge An Identity In Turbulent Times.
After Finishing Writing Badly Is Easy, Readers Gain A Nuanced Understanding Of How Personal Dreams Survive Amid Social Constraint And Political Change. The Book Leaves You Thinking Differently About Love, Sacrifice, And Resilience, With A Lasting Sense Of Hope And A Deeper Appreciation For The Strength Of Women Navigating HistoryโS Upheavals.
Product Details
Author
Amitava Kumar
Publisher
aleph book company
Number of Pages
320
Language
English
SKU
9789388292511
ISBN
9789388292511
Reading Age
All
Binding
Hardback
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Amitava Kumar Is The Author Of A Time Outside This Time; Writing Badly Is Easy; The Lovers; A Matter Of Rats: A Short Biography Of Patna; Home Products, Which Was Shortlisted For The Crossword Prize; And A Foreigner Carrying In The Crook Of His Arm A Tiny Bomb, Which Received The Page Turner Award. KumarโS Writing Has Appeared In Caravan, HarperโS, The Guardian, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, And The New York Times. His Essay โPyreโ, First Published In Granta, Was Selected By Jonathan Franzen For Best American Essays 2016. He Was Awarded A Guggenheim Fellowship In 2016. Kumar Is Professor Of English At Vassar College.