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The Story of the Timepiece: A Collection of Short Stories

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Book Details

  • Publisher: Niyogi Books Pvt. Ltd. (Under the Imprint: Thornbird)

  • Author: S.K. Pottekkat & Translated by Venugopal Menon

  • Language: English

  • Edition: First Edition

  • ISBN: 9789386906984

  • Pages: 200

  • Cover: Hardcover

About The Book

"The Story of the Timepiece" is a compelling collection of short stories written by the award-winning writer S.K. Pottekkat, and translated into English by Venugopal Menon. Pottekkat, known for his distinctive literary style, blends realism with romanticism in these captivating stories, creating an evocative atmosphere where complex characters and human relationships come to life.

This collection showcases Pottekkat's knack for exploring everyday situations and his ability to reflect social consciousness from the pre-Independence period. The short stories touch on a variety of themes, making them universally relatable, while maintaining a rich sense of the era. Pottekkat’s unique narrative voice—both prosaic and poetic—grants these stories an enduring charm and depth, capturing the nuances of the human condition and the intricacies of social and emotional landscapes.

Perfect for lovers of classic literature, "The Story of the Timepiece" will take readers on a journey into the heart of India’s colonial past, exploring the tender intersections of love, identity, and the struggles of ordinary lives caught in the tide of historical change.