Born in Orissa in 1965. Paramita Satpathy is an influential voice among the young writers of Orissa. She did her Master's in Economics from jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She joined the Indian Revenue Service in 1989 and is currently working in Bhubaneswar. Intimate Pretence is a collection of fourteen short stories by Paramita Satpathy. Translated from Oriya by the author and few others, the stories address the recurring problems of the booming middle-class of Orissa. The plight of the modern woman has been delineated with utmost perfection.
ISBN: 9788129116031
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After reading this book, I can only say my two pence:
ReplyDeleteFiction that is intentionally bad, written that way for the purposes of entertaining and amusing, and also educating, by pointing out some of the most common errors made by inexperienced writers.
Fiction that is unintentionally bad; the author thinks it's good. Often those of us who know the difference between good and bad fic don't know whether to laugh or cry when we read this kind of story.