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- 2022
Author Shashi Tharoor
Currently reading the book 'Pride, Prejudice and Punditry : The Essential Sashi Tharoor'. 574 page book including ref. 75 chapters in ten sections. These include stories, poetry, parts of novels, international affairs, history, politics, biographies, and his writing career.
This book helps to understand the writer Shashi Tharoor. Price: Rs.999
The cover of the book says: Finest Fiction and non-fiction of one of the greatest living writings of India, including several pieces that have never been published before.
The book is dedicated to:
To my father, who inspired me. My mother who drives me on
My sisters who encourage me.
My sons who hold me to the highest standards
My grandchildren who may one day read me
this book is dedicated with my whole heart and soul.
To my father, who inspired me. My mother who drives me on
My sisters who encourage me.
My sons who hold me to the highest standards
My grandchildren who may one day read me
this book is dedicated with my whole heart and soul.
After thirty years Shashi Tharoor will be marked by the world as a writer. Shashi Tharoor says in an article here. I will be ex-minister once, ex-MP. Former Under Secretary General will be. But the former writer will not.
Shashi Tharoor, who started publishing stories in Freepress Journal at the age of ten, published fifty lakh words in 55 years. 25 books and thousands of articles. Fewer reasons for his non-published publications in India and abroad. Time, Newsweek, Washington Post, Guardian, all English newspapers in India. If you publish only the collected works of Shashi Tharoor, you will see more than 50 volumes.
There aren't many examples in the world of someone who is constantly busy writing so much. You will put me to busy work. He is still writing in 24x7 mode even as MP and Minister. No writer in Indian political history has written with such variety and output.
David Davidar is a legend in the world of publishing. He is a famous novelist. Davidar was the founding editor of Penguin India and the editor of Penguin Canada, having published most of the world's famous writers.
In the introductory chapter of this book David Davidar analyzes the writer Shashi Tharoor in 'Mind in Motion'.
It begins like this:
