Indian Thought A Miscellany
Author: R. K. Narayan
Pages: 307
Language: English
Published: 1997-06-15
ISBN: 9780140269512
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The Short Story Of A Literary Journal... <br>During The Tumultuous Days Of The Second World War The Literary Magazine, Indian Thought, Quietly Made Its Appearance, Marking The Highlight Of R.K. Narayan S Short Stint In Journalism. <br><br>As It Happened, Indian Thought Enjoyed An Even Shorter Life: The War, Shortage Of Paper, And Problems With A Recalcitrant Printing Press-All Made It Impossible For The Journal S Fourth Issue To See The Light Of Day. <br><br>And This Despite The Journal S Success. R.K. Narayan Had Envisioned A Quarterly That Would Reflect The Best In The New Literature Of The Day-An Ambition Brilliantly Realized-Given That, During Its Fleeting Appearance On The Literary Scene, Its Contributors Included Such Greats As C. Rajagopalachari, M.N. Srinivas, The Visionary Paul Brunton And, Of Course, The Editor Himself. <br><br>In This Book, Freelance Editor And Writer S. Krishnan Has Ensured, Through Judicious Rearrangement And Excision, That The Early Writing Of Some Of India S Finest Writers Remains As Fresh And Compelling As When It First Appeared In R.K. Narayan S Little Journal.
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