| Edition |
First HarperVia edition. |
| Description |
213 pages ; 22 cm |
| Note |
"Originally published by Mountain Leopard Press in 2021."--Title page verso. |
| Summary |
"Sara is studying at a prestigious British university and seeks a reprise from her loneliness by practicing the traditional craft she learned in India when she was young: pottery. She recalls her childhood, the lost dog, Chinna, who brings a community together, and the life of her revered pottery teacher, Elango, a Hindu who faced prejudice after falling in love with a Muslim woman. Switching with ease between Sara's diary entries and Elango's life a decade earlier, Roy delivers a searing exploration into the fragility of peace. As fortunes change within one explosive day, and religious extremism brings hurt and violence to a rural village, the consequences of daring to dream against the tide are unleashed. Moving its protagonists between India and Britain, The Earthspinner shows the many ways in which the East encounters the West, fanaticism wars tirelessly against reason, and the individual's creative desires struggle against a populace's basic instinct for destruction."--Provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
East Indians -- Great Britain -- Fiction.
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India -- Fiction.
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Dreams -- Fiction.
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Interfaith dating -- Fiction.
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Potters -- India -- Fiction.
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Man-woman relationships -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Psychological fiction.
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Social problem fiction.
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| Added Title |
Earth spinner |
| ISBN |
9780063220683 (hardback) |
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0063220687 (hardback) |
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