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Mashi & Other Stories
Mashi & Other Stories | Rabindranath Tagore
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Mashi and Other Stories is a collection of fourteen stories translated by various authors like W.W.Pearson, Prabhat Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Jadunath Sarkar etc. The stories include Mashi, Raja and Rani, The Elder Sister, The Castaway, The Skeleton etc
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Mashi and Other Stories | Tagore Rabindranath
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Tagore is apparently a famed writer and poet from East Bengal, now #Bangladesh. I did like some of these stories, but overall I found this collection hard to get into. It‘s a probably I definitely have with short stories, so this may well be me. Also, the audio is done by volunteer and wide-ranging in quality. That aspect wavered between interesting and annoying for me.

#ReadingAsia2021

Librarybelle I‘m not the biggest short story fan either. 3y
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Mashi & Other Stories | Rabindranath Tagore
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“To the artist a ruin may be a beautiful object, but houses are built not only for the contemplation of artist, but that people may live therein, so they have to be kept in repair in spite of artistic susceptibilities. It is all very well for you to idealise widowhood from your distance but you should remember that within widowhood there is a sensitive human heart, throbbing with pain n desire”

Poetic and poignant stories. #rereading #holidayread