Bhaskar Ghose
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The Service of the State: The IAS Reconsidered
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published
2011
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6 editions
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Doordarshan Days
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FRATERHOUSE
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The Teller of Tales
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published
2012
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4 editions
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Parricide
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published
2015
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3 editions
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Teller of Tales
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The Teller Of Tales
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“It was a truth I had to accept, a truth that underscored that I had aged - one that brought with its attendant images of loneliness and irrelevance.”
― The Teller of Tales
― The Teller of Tales
“But why this obsession with what's actually true, the real, all that? Can't you accept that our lives are always part fiction?”
― The Teller of Tales
― The Teller of Tales
“A poem's what you think it is,' Arunava said and laughed. He held up his empty glass and said, 'Now that is very definitely not a poem, or it's a poem, but one of infinite loss and solitude, of what could have been and is not.'
'In other words, you want a refill,' I said and got him one.”
― The Teller of Tales
'In other words, you want a refill,' I said and got him one.”
― The Teller of Tales
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