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Posted by rajan on April 23, 2017 at 4:30 pm
Sir i read some posrs of your blog, I am impressed indeed ! I especially loved your post on james joyce. Being indian i felt good that you liked tagore also. I have saved your blog i shall read each and every post on cool peaceful weekends, i will need more concentration and less disturbance to deeply enjoy your posts. Thank you very much for giving me a rare joy of reading something original so beautiful, by the way it is too arrogant to suggest you to some books for reading still i foolishly dare to suggest you to read the books of great indian author kiran nagarkar especially his extraordinary novel cuckold or other. Thanks again for this blog sir.
Posted by argumentativeoldgit on April 24, 2017 at 2:48 pm
Hello Rajan, and thank you for that – that’s much appreciated. And there’s really no need to be so formal with me!
I don’t know that I can call myself truly Indian, given that I have lived virtually all my life in the West. However, Tagore was a very prominent figure in our Bengali household, and I really had no option but to like his poetry and his songs!
I hadn’t, I confess heard of Kiran Nagarkar, but that is because I am very ignorant about Indian literature. I shall certainly have a look for the book you recommend.
Best wishes,
Himadri