In this insightful book, authors Dr. M. Manjula and Dr. V. B. Chithra explore the intricate tapestry woven by renowned South Asian author, Bapsi Sidhwa. The book offers a unique exploration of Sidhwa's works, richly infused by her personal experiences in the politically charged landscape of a partitioned subcontinent and her Parsi lineage. Dr. Manjula and Dr. Chithra’s comprehensive examination unveils Sidhwa's multilayered sensibility, her feminist-activist leanings, and her portrayal of diasporic concerns. The cultural, socioeconomic implications that Sidhwa's writings present are examined with multicultural and cross-cultural perspectives. The authors provide detailed thematic analyses of Sidhwa's novels, revealing the subtle hues and complexity of her stories. A valuable contribution to the fields of South Asian and Postcolonial Literature, this volume brings new insights into the study of these genres and the rich oeuvre of Bapsi Sidhwa.
