Swati Guha
Two strangers in Mumbai forge a deep bond through words and silence in this lyrical, dialogic novel exploring inner lives, freedom, and eco-feminist thought.
Two strangers, Achira and Samudra wash ashore in one shared accommodation in the maddening city of Mumbai. Despite the differences in their present occupations and past wars they fought, their understanding of life’s luminescence and dark, conversations role. Words give birth to eloquent silences, silences melt away with words oozing from deep within. Written in a unique dialogic form and masterfully translated by V. Ramaswamy, “The Sea” also quietly celebrates its eco-feminist bearing as it attempts to reveal the inner lives of humans as they weave words to connect, to acknowledge fall and rise beyond, to live and be free. Read an excerpt from The Sea in scroll.in here View photos of the book reading session here
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