Kora
Pages: 252
Year of Publication: 2013
Price: Rs 350 / $15
ISBN:
978-93-5045-049-9 (9789350450499)
About the Author:
Anjali Venugopal was born in Mumbai in 1968 where she completed her schooling. Her first book, The River Has No Camera was published by Srishti Publishers in 2000. Since then she has taken up writing full-time in a variety of capacities, from speeches for prime ministers, newspaper and magazine articles and blogs to greeting-card messages and annual reports for corporations and NGOs. She has also written a cookbook titled The Promise of Plenty: the scenic route to competent cooking.
Ms. Venugopal lives in Kuala Lumpur with her husband, son and three dogs. She is, at present, working on a collection of short stories called The House of Runme Shaw.
About the Book:
Kora is a multi-generation, inter-continental romance that moves between India, England, Tibet and the United States. The political events of the 1950s that led to the invasion of Tibet, the Dalai Lama’s escape to India and the border war fought with China in 1962 play a prominent role in the novel as we see how these developments influenced the lives and relationships of the characters.
Contents:
25 chapters