The Lama Who Never Was

Fiction & Literature
Cover of the book The Lama Who Never Was by Parshu Dahal, Partridge Publishing India
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Author: Parshu Dahal ISBN: 9781543700831
Publisher: Partridge Publishing India Publication: August 28, 2017
Imprint: Partridge Publishing India Language: English
Author: Parshu Dahal
ISBN: 9781543700831
Publisher: Partridge Publishing India
Publication: August 28, 2017
Imprint: Partridge Publishing India
Language: English

The Lama Who Never Was features Parshu Dahals debut collection of eight short stories. His stories share one striking similarityAn unpredictable twist. Spinning twists are not only his forte. His inimitable knack for juxtaposing many social practices with oft-overlooked societal prejudices even against animals is very striking . In The River , The Narsingha Player, The Lama and the Sikkimese villager of yore, he explores deep relations humans develop with everything they come into contact withmusical instrument, animals, riverseverything. The Priesthood and The Niece are woven around two aspects of human emotionsbetrayal and remorse. The Lama who never was touches upon bed-wetting, a fairly common ailment amongst children that has a stigma attached to it. Raise your Standards is themed on the unbridled infidelity. Parshu Dahal weaves his stories around issues which could appear trivial and insignificant, hence often overlooked.

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The Lama Who Never Was features Parshu Dahals debut collection of eight short stories. His stories share one striking similarityAn unpredictable twist. Spinning twists are not only his forte. His inimitable knack for juxtaposing many social practices with oft-overlooked societal prejudices even against animals is very striking . In The River , The Narsingha Player, The Lama and the Sikkimese villager of yore, he explores deep relations humans develop with everything they come into contact withmusical instrument, animals, riverseverything. The Priesthood and The Niece are woven around two aspects of human emotionsbetrayal and remorse. The Lama who never was touches upon bed-wetting, a fairly common ailment amongst children that has a stigma attached to it. Raise your Standards is themed on the unbridled infidelity. Parshu Dahal weaves his stories around issues which could appear trivial and insignificant, hence often overlooked.

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