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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A man can hardly get over his past because it will continue to haunt him. Moreover, others see him only as an extension of his past or even as a vestige. Serious, major incidents; gross mistakes and irreparable embarrassments may be forgotten by the individual, but those others will come to mind whenever needed. Through the travels and experiences of his female narrator, the author evaluates the contemporary Pondicherry, the colonial city of French India, and especially Auroville, the spiritual and universal city, through their past, with a language of post-colonialism.
Krishna Nagarathinam
Krishna Nagarathinam (1952) is a Francophone writer and translator living in Strasbourg, France, since 1985. He is an author of nine novels (seven in Tamil and two in French), six collections of short stories (five in Tamil and one in French), nine translations from French to Tamil, one translation from Tamil to French and twelve collections of essays. Three of his novels in Tamil have been awarded the Tamil Nadu State Literary Prize in India.
