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Sachin Kundalkar
ISBN 9780670086849
Rs. 880
Viking
Cobalt Blue
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary literary fiction exploring complex relationships
In Sachin Kundalkar's Cobalt Blue, the arrival of a mysterious paying guest deeply affects the lives of siblings Tanay and Anuja Joshi. This enigmatic individual, with no discernible past or future, captures their affections, only to vanish and leave behind a profound sense of heartbreak and change within the family.Why You Should Read? Explores unconventional love, desire, and the complexities of human connection. Offers an intimate portrayal of a family's dynamics disrupted by an outsider. Presents a tender yet unflinching narrative of emotional upheaval and self-discovery. Translated by Jerry Pinto, ensuring a vivid and compelling literary experience.
Highlights
- Explores unconventional love, desire, and human connection
- Intimate portrayal of family dynamics disrupted by an outsider
- Tender yet unflinching narrative of emotional upheaval and self-discovery
- Translated by Jerry Pinto from the original Marathi
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What is the book about?
It follows the impact of a mysterious paying guest on siblings Tanay and Anuja Joshi, who both fall for him before he disappears, leaving heartbreak and change.
Who is the author and translator?
The author is Sachin Kundalkar, and the book is translated from Marathi by Jerry Pinto.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores unconventional love, desire, human connection, and the disruption of family dynamics by an outsider.
Is this book part of a series?
No, it is a standalone novel.