Monday, 3 December 2018

#227

For quite a few years, I would watch Udayan Mukherjee on television analyze the corporate sector and stock markets.  And then, he completely went off the radar in order to pursue his passion for writing.  And the effect has been dazzling.  This novel is right up my alley.  A haunting meditation on personal loss and private grief, a choking miasma of depression from which there is no escape for the protagonists
.  First few pages and I am already hooked.
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