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Comings and Goings: On the beauty of Amitabha Bagchi’s HALF THE NIGHT IS GONE
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Comings and Goings: On the beauty of Amitabha Bagchi’s HALF THE NIGHT IS GONE

Sakshi Nadkarni on Amitabha Bagchi’s Half the Night is Gone (2018), a tale of stories withing stories, both dense and sparse, a glimpse across many Delhis, a meditation on sorrow, fatherhood, self-reflection, and literature itself.

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