- Title: An Atlas of Impossible Longing
- Author: Anuradha Roy
- Genre: Fiction
- Type: Paperback (320 pages)
- Price: RM25.00 (bought from the UK)
- Condition: Pristine condition, lightly read
- Status: Available
Product Description:
Review:
A story to lose yourself in … Anuradha Roy is a wonderful writer ... this tale of three generations of an Indian family, set over the span of the 20th century, is brilliantly told … intensely moving - Sunday Express
Deftly and sensitively narrated - Independent
A lyrical love letter to India’s past - an India of innocent child brides and jasmine-scented summer evenings. Poetic and evocative. Roy’s writing is a joy - Financial Times
Written with a soaring yet impeccably balanced lyricism, Roy's prose does not hit a single wrong note: its restrained beauty sings off the page. Above all, the book has an elusive quality, so absent from the contemporary novel, a quality that can only be described as grace - Time Magazine
‘The first half of this sweeping Indian drama masterfully follows the hopes and pains of Amulya Baba’s family … Roy’s sentences throughout are evocative and perfectly pitched, making her saga about the compromises we accept for love sweetly nuanced and accomplished’ Daily Mail.
‘Roy’s rhapsodic writing enables her to deal with the complexities of the story without the narrative losing any of its lustre. Roy manages to deal with both love and loss without treating either as an unjust interloper on the human experience’ Sunday Business Post.
Source: Amazon







