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Women, Writing and Indian English: A Conversation with Manju Kapur

by Estelle Tang , March 15, 2010 • 7 Comments

Guest blogger Sukhmani Khorana interviewed New Delhi novelist Manju Kapur for Kill Your Darlings at Adelaide Writers’ Week. When I first read Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters in 2006, I had just submitted an Honours thesis in Media and English. I realised it wasn’t very Indian of me … Read more »

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Women, Writing and Indian English: A Conversation with Manju Kapur

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