‘Our ur-narratives, Tatar shows, return again and again to the abuse and silencing of women, and the heroines she selects in myths, fairy tales, novels, television series, news stories and films use storytelling to “rescue, restore, or fix things”.’
‘With admirable clarity, Sumantra Bose’s “Kashmir at the Crossroads” helps to explain the tensions and the motives of the various parties involved in the intractable Kashmir conflict,’ says @OwenBennettJone.
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‘Our ur-narratives, Tatar shows, return again and again to the abuse and silencing of women, and the heroines she selects in myths, fairy tales, novels, television series, news stories and films use storytelling to “rescue, restore, or fix things”.’
https://literaryreview.co.uk/battle-of-the-sexes-resumed
In praise of George III, ‘Britain’s most misunderstood monarch’.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/the-king-who-lost-america
‘With admirable clarity, Sumantra Bose’s “Kashmir at the Crossroads” helps to explain the tensions and the motives of the various parties involved in the intractable Kashmir conflict,’ says @OwenBennettJone.
https://literaryreview.co.uk/fear-loathing-in-the-himalayas