“Indian English Fiction: Reading and Reflection†is a critical venture to examine the creative impulse and imagination of Indian factionalists. The book is designed afresh by the taking eighteen papers into critical considerations which are of immense pleasure in todays literally perspective. The present book of anthology purports perspectivism on a number of contemporary writers. The research-oriented papers scrutinize the creative devices of modern and post modern novels in theoretical contour. Dr.. Gajendra Kumar and Uday Shankar Ojha have ably selected critical essays with a wealth of detailed evidence as to how the contemporary Indian writing holds immense possibility of expansion and diversification in the new millennium.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gajendra Kumar
Dr. Gajendra Kumar ((1965) is currently Lecturer in English, Rajendra College (Jai Prakash University), Chapra, Bihar, India. He obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Patna. Besides this present anthology (Co-ed.) he has authorized “Indian English Novel Criticism: Tradition and Achievementâ€, “Indian English Literature: A New Perspective†and Indian English Novel: Text and Contextâ€. He has contributed numerous research articles to prestigious journals and books.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Uday Shankar Ojha
Uday Shankar Ojha (1968) is presently working in the Department of English of Jagdam College (Jai Prakash University), Chapra, Bihar,. India. He did his M.A. from Patna University, Patna and at present he is working on the poetry of Stephen spender for his doctoral dissertation. He has attended a number of seminars, workshops and conferences both national and international. He is credited to publish numerous research-oriented papers in different covetous journals and books.
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