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Insects Are Just Like You and Me Except Some of Them Have Wings 1st Edition by Kuzhali Manickavel 978-8190605632 8190605631

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Insects Are Just Like You and Me Except Some of Them Have Wings 1st Edition by Kuzhali Manickavel 978-8190605632 8190605631
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Publisher: Blaft Publications
File Extension: AZW3
File size: 1.09 MB
Author: Kuzhali Manickavel
ISBN: 9789380636108, 9380636105
Language: English
Year: 2011

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ISBN 10: 8190605631

ISBN 13: 978-8190605632

Author: Kuzhali Manickavel

A centipede in a shoe, revelations in a shoebox, nosebleeds, exploding women, and a dead mouse named Miraculous populate this collection of thirty-five short stories from one of India's most original young writers.

Kuzhali Manickavel was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, lived in various places around Canada, and moved to Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India when she was thirteen years old. Contrary to popular belief, she is not very fond of insects.

"[This book] is just very, very beautiful. The stories it collects are by turns weird, whimsical, surreal, visceral, haunting, quirky and fantastic"--The Guardian

"Kuzhali Manickavel writes dense, dazzling prose that is thick with local grit and soars in a cosmopolitan wonderland. It’s heartbreaking and beautiful and also completely bonkers."--Africa is a Country

"...possibly the most intriguing book on the list of thrilling publications from the house of Blaft... Manickavel (who titled a section of a recent blog post on Indian writing in English 'Do not have an unnecessarily complicated name like Kuzhali Manickavel') writes in English and lives in Chidambaram. The stories in Insects are sometimes as short as half a page and occasionally as long as twelve pages. Many of them do feature insects, or at least insect imagery, and diagrams of insects with witty labels are found throughout the book, such as the one shown here of an earwig representing childhood mythology. It is difficult to think of a way to encapsulate this collection of so many unusual and imaginative stories: other reviewers refer to them as dream-like. I think it better to call them surreal; also: intricate, ironic and frequently hilarious, though sometimes very, very sad."--Bookslut

"Bloody fantastic"--Sarnath Banerjee

Table of contents:

Chapter 1: The Godlet

Chapter 2: You Have Us All Late and Follow

Chapter 3: Paavai

Chapter 4: Ezekial Solomon's Shoe

Chapter 5: Welcome to Barium

Chapter 6: Some Singular Event

Chapter 7: The Sugargun Fairy

Chapter 8: Little Bones

Chapter 9: Do You Know How to Twist with Girls Like This?

Chapter 10: Knowing Maurice

Chapter 11: The Unviolence of Strangers

Chapter 12: Blue

Chapter 13: The Dolphin King

Chapter 14: Because We Are Precious and Brave

Chapter 15: Cats and Fish

Chapter 16: The Perimeter

Chapter 17: Coconut Water

Chapter 18: 2:57 PM

Chapter 19: Spare Monsters

Chapter 20: Information Regarding the Two Main Characters

Chapter 21: Mrs. Krishnan

Chapter 22: Monsoon Girls

Chapter 23: The Butterfly Assassin

Chapter 24: Jam That Bread of Life

Chapter 25: Flying and Falling

Chapter 26: Hoodoos

Chapter 27: The Queen of Yesterday

Chapter 28: Murali

Chapter 29: A Bottle of Wings and Other Things

Chapter 30: The Goddess of Dislocation

Chapter 31: Miraculous

Chapter 32: The Marco Polo Man

Chapter 33: Suicide Letter is the Most Common Form of Letter

Chapter 34: These Things That Can Happen

Chapter 35: The Dynamics of Windows

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