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COMMUNITY
On Class & Character in Megha Majumdar's Debut Novel
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Megha Majumdar in conversation with Fiction Editor Kartika Budhwar.
Interview
West Bengal Politics
English as Class Signifier
Hindutva
National Book Award Longlist
Debut Novel
Humor
Centering the Silly
The Baby-Sitters Club
Debut Authors
Working-Class Stories
Body Politics
Queerness
Trans Politics
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DISPATCH
Interview
West Bengal Politics
29th
Sep
2020
Bodily vulnerability is so crucial to confront with people who are shamed, opressed, and made to feel so aware of themselves—even with where they can stand in a street, or whether they can love.
RECOMMENDED: A Burning by Megha Majumdar
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