The Orioles are Back and Other Stories
Publisher:
Prabhat Prakashan
Language:
English
Pages:
184
Country of Origin:
India
Age Range:
18-100
Average Reading Time
368 mins
Book Description
Discover the Depths of Humanism and Societal Insight with Chandrakanta's Compelling Stories Dive into the rich and multifaceted world of eminent writer Chandrakanta, whose work masterfully explores socio-economic and political landscapes and their profound impact on human life. Known for her focus on humanism and enduring value systems, Chandrakanta's narratives provide a poignant examination of the struggles and triumphs of women and the less privileged in a rapidly globalizing world. In this collection, including the acclaimed stories "The Orioles are Back" and "Abbu had said," Chandrakanta captures the essence of human values amidst broken relationships, identity crises, and the stark contrasts between inner dreams and harsh external realities. Each story is a vibrant tapestry of society's different shades and colors, reflecting the intricate balance between hope and adversity. Perfect for readers who appreciate literary works that offer both emotional depth and societal critique, Chandrakanta's stories will leave you reflecting on the intricate connections between personal identity and broader social systems. The effects and repercussions caused by militancy are portrayed in stories such as "The black Snow", "The Voice", "The dispossessed", and "Gasha Koul". Old age issues in changing times are philosophically dealt with in "Exile". "The dream of roses" and "Rights for the departed" hold up a mirror to corruption in society. "Amidst wrong people" is based on the hopes, empathy, and dreams of marginalized people. "Lark in the heart" is based on the aspirations and the wish to connect with people dispassionately. The remaining stories, such as "Thresh hold of justice", show the plight and sufferings of women suppressed under the societal superstitions. This collection of her stories has different shades and colors of society.