Looking Through Glass
Looking Through Glass by Mukul Kesavan, published by Vintage in 1996, is a new edition that spans 374 pages. This work of fiction is set against the backdrop of the Indian partition and independence, following a young photographer who experiences a mysterious accident while testing a new telescopic lens. This incident transports him back to the year 1942, where he embarks on a unique journey through the complexities of a changing India.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the historical context of the crumbling Raj, blending elements of comedy and adventure. The protagonist’s odyssey offers insights into the turbulence of the era, providing a lens through which to view the significant events of the time. This edition invites readers to engage with the themes of history and identity, making it a noteworthy addition to the genre of historical fiction.
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Set amid the turbulence of Indian partition and independence, the hero of this tale is a young photographer who has a mysterious accident while testing out his new telescopic lens. He is propelled back to the year 1942, and there begins his own comic odyssey through the crumbling Raj.
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