Seven Sixes are Forty Three

Seven Sixes are Forty Three
ISBN-10
8187649747
ISBN-13
9788187649748
Category
Experimental fiction
Pages
220
Language
English
Published
2004
Publisher
Katha
Author
Kiran Nagarkar

Description

It s a complex universe that Kiran Nagarkar leads us into. Seven Sixes are Forty Three explores the dimensions of relationships in terms of an empty physicality and loneliness as an inherent element in modern lives. Translated by Subha Slee, the novel s quest for compatibility is inspiring.

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