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These four novels on my TBR have me wishing for more than 24 hours in a day
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The Indian Express
From one of the best absurd writers, this play made the concept of absurdism extremely fascinating.
During my current reading of Attiya Hossain’s Sunlight on A Broken Column and Banu Mushtaq’s recent booker prize winner, the conceptual idea of the portrayal of Muslim women in literature has been fascinating me for a while now.
Story continues below this adThe Bell Jar by Sylvia PlathThe Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath The Bell Jar by Sylvia PlathTowards the existing mental sobriety and prowess I hold for Plath’s name in my heart remains incomplete without having read Bell Jar.
I believe the face of Amrita Shergill’s self-portrait is enough to distinguish why the book has so much value.
The cover is also a reminder of a stark portrayal, of a young, beautiful Indian artist finding her way through Europe.