"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Literature gives us an insight to look at the world and we form our views based on it. It is an inevitable phenomenon in human life since ancient time. It has occupied a vast area of human transactions and touched all the aspects of human life. It is noted that there has been constant alterations and innovations in this field of study with the emergence of technology and study tools. There is a huge difference between what literature demonstrated in the ancient time and what it stands today. The Emerging technology has quite greatly formed a considerable effect on the communication and study of literature. The area of English literature has been expanded immensely today which never has been the case before a few decades. A great number of literary books—fiction and non-fiction—are being written in English around the world and hence the scope of literatures in English has been widened extensively. It is necessary to track systematically the development of literatures in English and the different study genres. The present edited book is a fine document on the various issues discussed in literature. The transaction of literature is so vast that it cannot be presented or tackled in single book, still it is a sincere attempt to highlight the most at its best.
Write your review for this book (optional)
Review Deleted
Your review has been deleted and won’t appear on the book anymore.
Datta G Sawant
DATTA G SAWANT is an Assistant Professor with ten years of experience of teaching, learning, evaluation and research. His academic qualification includes M.A. (English), NET, DBM, PGCTE and PhD. He did four years of research in Translation Studies especially examining the issue of translation equivalence from English into Marathi. He completed a research project in Translation Studies funded by UGC, New Delhi. He published research articles in acclaimed journals like Elsevier’s Science Pacific Review B: Humanities and Social Sciences. His other areas of study are English Language, Literature and Literary Theory. Besides this, he also has a keen interest in creative writing—a short story (Village Teacher) and some poems are published in English—currently engaged in writing a novel based on Indian higher education.
