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The God Of Small Things by Arundhati RoyThe author says 'When I read the book now I can't believe the amount of references there are to small things'. Although her themes – families, love, post-colonial India – are huge, it is the small snatches of experience gathered by the twins Esthappen and Rahel as they grow up in Kerala, and the way that big changes turn on tiny things, that shape the story.
Born in Pakistan, growing up in Glasgow and living in India, Imtiaz Dharker knows how powerfully poignant glimpses and short scenes can convey her vision. Her evocative black and white drawings illustrate the book. Just as postcards do, her poems are partly reaching out to talk to the reader, and partly 'proof that I was here'. Postcards From God by Imtiaz Dharker |
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