The present book on the two Indian English women Novelists, Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Kamala Markandaya, makes an indepth study on the portrayal of cross-cultural interaction in their representative works. It makes an interesting and valuable contribution to the study of the novelists who share much in common as women, artists and social critics because of their peculiar positions-one an outside-insider and the other inside-outsider. The main argument of the ...
