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‘New Directions in Indian English Fiction: From Post-Colonial Legacies to Contemporary Realities’ is a compelling collection of critical essays that maps the evolving landscape of Indian writing in English. Bringing together diverse scholarly perspectives, the volume engages with major authors such as Arundhati Roy, Amitav Ghosh, Rohinton Mistry, and Arvind Adiga, offering fresh interpretations of their works in relation to contemporary socio-cultural realities.
The essays explore a wide range of themes, including identity, caste and Dalit discourse, gender politics, trauma, memory, displacement, and resistance. The collection also highlights emerging areas such as digital humanities, children’s and young adult literature, ecological concerns, and the growing interface between literature and Artificial Intelligence. By addressing both canonical texts and new literary trends, the book reflects the dynamic and transformative nature of Indian English Literature.
Interdisciplinary in approach and global in outlook, this volume redefines the contours of literary studies in the Indian context. It serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and teachers, while also appealing to readers interested in understanding the richness and diversity of contemporary Indian English writing.
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Dr. Rajesh S Gore
Dr. Rajesh Sakharam Gore (M. A., M.Phil. SET, NET, Ph.D., and PGCTE) is a Professor & Head, Dept. of English at Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon, Dist-Hingoli (MS). He has nineteen years(19)experience of teaching, learning, evaluation and research. He has completed his Ph. D. degree from SRTMU Nanded (MS). He has presented research papers in national and international conferences and seminars. He has published research papers in national and international journals. He also published his research articles as a book chapter in edited books. He edited four books entitled ‘Insights: Trends in English Language and Literatures in English’, Diaspora Writing: Critical Perspectives in Indian English Literature’ and National Education Policy 2020: Road Map for Education in India, and Literature in Context: Critical Approaches to Reading English Literature. He is an author of a book entitled’ English: NTA-UGC: NET, JRF, SET, SLET and Other Competitive Exams’. He has completed one minor research project. He is the Chief Editor of ‘The Rubrics E-Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies’, ISSN 2454-1974. His area of interest is Indian English Literature, Literary Theory, Language and Literature. He has his own YouTube Channel ‘Literature Insights’ based on educational videos.
