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Anuk Arudpragasam
ISBN 9780143460107
Rs. 640
Penguin Random House
A Passage North
Who it's for: readers seeking contemplative literary fiction
In Anuk Arudpragasam's 'A Passage North', Krishan, a young man, journeys to the northern part of Sri Lanka to attend a family caregiver's funeral. Set against the backdrop of the country's civil war aftermath, the novel delves into his memories and relationships, offering a meditative exploration of the profound scars left by conflict and the passage of time.Why You Should Read? Explores the complex aftermath of civil war and its personal impact on individuals. Offers a rich, philosophical narrative focusing on introspection, grief, and memory. Provides insight into Sri Lanka's post-conflict history through a character's journey. Ideal for readers seeking contemplative literary fiction and deep character studies.
Highlights
- Set in the aftermath of Sri Lanka's civil war
- Meditative exploration of grief, memory, and time
- Philosophical narrative focused on introspection
- Insight into post-conflict Sri Lankan history
- Deep character study of a young man's journey
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It follows Krishan, a young man, as he travels to northern Sri Lanka to attend a family caregiver's funeral, reflecting on memories and the impact of the civil war.
What is the setting?
The novel is set in Sri Lanka, against the backdrop of the country's civil war aftermath.
What themes does it explore?
It explores the personal impact of civil war, grief, memory, and the passage of time.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers who appreciate contemplative literary fiction and deep character studies.