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The Trial and King Hardaul by Munshi Premchand
Read more: The Trial and King Hardaul by Munshi Premchand‘The Trial and King Hardaul’ are English language translations of ‘Pariksha’ and ‘Raja Hardaul’, short stories by Munshi Premchand, the celebrated author of Indian classics such as ‘Gaban’, ‘Godaan’, and ‘Nirmala’.
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Two Sisters by Munshi Premchand
Read more: Two Sisters by Munshi Premchand‘Two Sisters’ is an English language translation of ‘Do Behenein’, a short story by Munshi Premchand, the celebrated author of Indian classics such as ‘Gaban’, ‘Godaan’, and ‘Nirmala’.
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: A Twisted Fairy Tale
Read more: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: A Twisted Fairy TaleA fair-skinned woman, betrothed to a charming prince, is unceremoniously cast aside when the evil queen robs her of her beauty, viz. fairness. ‘Mirror, Mirror on the Wall’ is a satirical fairy tale about colourism.
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The Most Precious Thing in the World by Munshi Premchand
Read more: The Most Precious Thing in the World by Munshi Premchand‘The Most Precious Thing in the World’ is an English language translation of ‘Duniya ka Sabse Anmol Ratan’, a short story by one of India’s most celebrated writers, Munshi Premchand.
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The Earth Crisis: The Demise of Earth and Inter-Planetary Migration to Ésfaïre
Read more: The Earth Crisis: The Demise of Earth and Inter-Planetary Migration to ÉsfaïreA short story, ‘The Earth Crisis’ chronicles the response of Ésfaïre to the issue of mass migration from Earth. Social and Political Satire.
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The Corporate Kingdom
Read more: The Corporate Kingdom‘The Corporate Kingdom’ is a delightful, fun, and snarky re-imagining of the corporate world. Satire. Humour.
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The Corporate Kingdom
Read more: The Corporate Kingdom‘The Corporate Kingdom’ is a delightful, fun, and snarky re-imagining of the corporate world. Satire. Humour.