The Shadow Lines

Amítav Ghosh

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Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Literature: history, themes, analysis South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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Old and new cultures clash in tragic ways in this story of a family in transition. Spanning three decades, the story moves back and forth in time and location through memories, images, and experiences. From London during the blitz, to Cambridge in the 1970s, this sweeping novel confirms the promise of the critically acclaimed Amitav Ghosh.

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