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9789354471933- 61ebe8a5092b8cab6d4927e7 Encounter With Kiran Fragments From A Relationship https://www.trendypaper.com/s/5b1a00c581a9afd8ff765190/61ebe8a7092b8cab6d492904/61ibqot4-vl-_sx325_bo1-204-203-200_.jpg When they first met in 2002 at a literary festival, Nayantara Sahgal was a veteran of more than twenty books; her debut work, the memoir Prison and Chocolate Cake, was published in 1954. Kiran Nagarkar had published his first novel, Saat Sakkam Trechalis, in Marathi in 1974, and his first work in English, Ravan and Eddie, twenty years later. Sparks didn t fly at that first encounter. It was only in 2014, when Nagarkar wrote to Sahgal about Mistaken Identity and other books of hers that he had read, that she invited him to lunch at her home in Dehradun and thus began a correspondence that lasted until Nagarkar s death in 2019. As they discussed each other s work, their almost daily exchange of emails grew into a sharing of concerns: Nagarkar s chronic ill-health, Sahgal s grief on the death of her 23-year-old grandson, Zum, and through it all, their distress at the rise of violent majoritarianism and the loss of democratic ideals in their beloved country. Emails don t, observes Sahgal, have the prestige of letters, but they have an immediacy that letters can t have. Our mails made for the sense of a presence nearby with whom it became natural to share views, feelings and daily doings . 9789354471933-
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Encounter With Kiran Fragments From A Relationship

Encounter With Kiran Fragments From A Relationship

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When they first met in 2002 at a literary festival, Nayantara Sahgal was a veteran of more than twenty books; her debut work, the memoir Prison and Chocolate Cake, was published in 1954. Kiran Nagarkar had published his first novel, Saat Sakkam Trechalis, in Marathi in 1974, and his first work in English, Ravan and Eddie, twenty years later. Sparks didn t fly at that first encounter. It was only in 2014, when Nagarkar wrote to Sahgal about Mistaken Identity and other books of hers that he had read, that she invited him to lunch at her home in Dehradun and thus began a correspondence that lasted until Nagarkar s death in 2019. As they discussed each other s work, their almost daily exchange of emails grew into a sharing of concerns: Nagarkar s chronic ill-health, Sahgal s grief on the death of her 23-year-old grandson, Zum, and through it all, their distress at the rise of violent majoritarianism and the loss of democratic ideals in their beloved country. Emails don t, observes Sahgal, have the prestige of letters, but they have an immediacy that letters can t have. Our mails made for the sense of a presence nearby with whom it became natural to share views, feelings and daily doings .

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