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Lessons On How and Why To Remember The Dead in Aruni Kashyap’s A House With a Thousand Stories

Lessons On How and Why To Remember The Dead in Aruni Kashyap’s A House With a Thousand Stories

Lessons On How and Why To Remember The Dead in Aruni Kashyap’s A House With a Thousand Stories

In this post, Maitrayee Sarma explores the enduring impact that violence impresses upon the minds of children, continuing to haunt them...

Jul 16, 20218 min read

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