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Kalajayee Odia Kshudragalpa - (Paperback)

Kalajayee Odia Kshudragalpa - (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>An anthology of classic Odia short stories, it has 30 short stories written in a span of almost one hundred years. The very first story of the anthology is "Rebati" by Fakir Mohan Senapati is considered to be the first modern Odia story. While Fakir Mohan was born in 1843, writer of the last story, Krushna Prasad was born in 1933.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>An anthology of classic Odia short stories, "Kalajayee Odia Kshudragalpa" has 30 short stories written in a span of almost one hundred years. The very first story of the anthology is "Rebati" by Fakir Mohan Senapati is considered to be the first modern Odia story and Fakir Mohan is considered as the father of the modern Odia storytelling. While Fakir Mohan was born in 1843, writer of the last story, Krushna Prasad was born in 1933. All the writers included in the anthology are no more with us.</p><p><strong>Contents: </strong><br /> Rebati/Fakir Mohan Senapati<br /> Laxmi/Nanda Kishore Bal<br /> Bhai Bhaga/Gogabarish Mishra<br /> Budha Sankhari/Laxmikant Mohapatra<br /> Lachhaman Ji/Bankanidhi Patnaik<br /> Magunira Sagada/Godabarish Mohapatra<br /> Dahani Alua/Upendra Kishore Das<br /> Mansara Bilapa/Kalindi Charan Panigrahi<br /> Pahila Pare/Ananta Prasad Panda<br /> Kshanika/Kanhu Charan Mohanty<br /> Shikara/Bhagabati Charan Panigrahi<br /> Andhara Ahamika-Nityananda Mohapatra<br /> Katha/Basant Kumar Satpathy<br /> Pimpudi/Gopinath Mohanty<br /> Acharye thile Boli/Rajkishore Ray<br /> Sua Muhanre Patar/Pranabandhu Kar<br /> Mimira Sahitya Siksha/Bama Charan Mitra<br /> Bijuli Sahabanka Bahaghar/Faturananda<br /> Mashanira Phoola/Sachidananda Routray<br /> Ghasa/Raj Kishore Pattanaik<br /> Jojana/Bibhuti Bhusan Tripathi<br /> Nache Benua Nache/Bhubaneswar Behere<br /> Bholi Kaka/Brahmananda Panda<br /> Sariputta/Surendra Mohanty<br /> Bhoji/Basant Kumari Pattanaik<br /> Thakura Ghara/Kishori Charan Das<br /> Andharatrira Surya/Mahapatra Nilamani Sahoo<br /> Jhadar Eagle O Dharanira Krushnasara/ Akhil Mohan Pattanaik<br /> Swapbhanga/Chandrasekhar Rath <br /> Niagara O Debajani/Krushna Prasad Mishra</p><p> </p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p> "A collectible book."<br /> Jagannath Prasad Das, Saraswati Samman winning writer<br /> <br /> <br /> "Odia short story is a powerful genre in Indian literature. Classic stories by writers are at par with world-class short stories. I hope this will be appreciated by Odia readers worldwide."<br /> Pratibha Ray, Jnanapitha award-winning writer<br /> <br /> <br /> "This meticulously prepared collection of Odia classic short stories mirrors the ethos of life in Odisha through the prism of time. While the characters are unique in themselves confronting the challenges as time brings upon them, they symbolically transcend the boundaries of time and place."<br /> Ramachandra Behera, Sahitya Academy award-winning writer</p><p> <br /> "A selection of classic Odia short fictions. The best of Twentieth century Odia literature."<br /> Tarunkanti Mishra, Sahitya Academy award-winning writer</p><p> <br /> "Short stories everywhere carry two very important things, the tang of the soil from which they grew up and the universality of the human psyche. A highly successful story is both local and global at the same time."<br /> Dash Benhur, Sahitya Academy award-winning writer and columnist<br /> <br /> <br /> "Unputdownable."<br /> Gourahari Das, Sahitya Academy award-winning writer and Editor-Katha<br /> <br /> "For Odia readers, this superb collection of some of the best-known short stories is a treat. Read them in any order you wish, dipping into Odisha's rich cultural and social history while you enjoy each story, written in its author's unique and distinctive style. Or start from the beginning with Fakir Mohan's "Rebati," and see the form grow and change, reflecting new concerns." <br /> Satya P Mohanty, Professor of English, Cornell University</p><p><br /> </p><br>

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