Tag: Pratibha Sarkar

Sparrow’s Flesh – Pratibha Sarkar

Jul 17, 2022 | Fiction | 3 |

Translated from the Bengali by Sukti Sarkar On days when we fussed and went to bed without eating, “you’ll lose flesh worth a sparrow from that body of yours when you wake up tomorrow,” Ma would say.Girls should not do...

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Daughter of the Dead – Prativa Sarkar

Jun 11, 2021 | Fiction | 2 |

Prativa Sarkar is mostly known for her short stories and political essays. She has a collection of short stories based on subaltern crises – “Farishta O Meyera.”

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Pritesh on Bohni, The First Earning— Chitra Mudgal
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