A review of Siddhartha Deb’s “The Light at the End of the World.”
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Tina Borah is a graduate student at the Department of English, UGA. Apart from researching and reading, she teaches at the Department of English as a First Year Writing Instructor. Her research areas include postcolonial studies, migration literature, ecocriticism, third culture theory, and Anglophone literature from the Global South. When not missing her cats or reading about stock markets and AI, she likes to cook and enjoy a well-cooked meal in her free time.
The Various Routes and Roots in Janice Pariat’s “Everything the Light Touches”
At its core, “Everything the Light Touches” is about journeying to see “commonplace” things in a “new light,” a necessity not just for the protagonists in the text but for the human species at large,
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