Review: The Gurkha’s Daughter by Prajwal Parajuly
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Stories about Nepalis that are short on description but rich in undercurrents, says Radhika Oberoi in The Hindu.
The prose is taut and sentences deploy a simple syntax. While it is tempting to describe The Gurkha’s Daughter as a collection of eight short stories so neat and precise that each story has a map to demarcate the geography of the narrative, it is also easy to be deceived by the simplicity.
