Taneja P. Kumkum Malhotra. Norwich: Gatehouse Press, Taneja P. A King Lear Sutra. Taneja P, Mc Watt T. Shame on Me: Preti Taneja in Conversation with Tessa McWatt. Feminist Review , In Preparation. Taneja P. King Lear and Gender Justice in India. In: David Ruiter, ed. The Arden Research Handbook of Shakespeare and Social. About Preti Taneja, author of ‘Kumkum Malhotra’ Preti Taneja was born in the UK to Indian parents and spent most of her childhood holidays in New Delhi. She has worked as a human rights editor, reporter and filmmaker on Iraq, in Jordan, Rwanda, and Kosovo, and her work has been published in the Guardian and Open Democracy. · Preti Taneja's award-winning novella 'Kumkum Malhotra' set in New Delhi is bought to life in the grounds of Norwich www.doorway.rue: Nick Butcher - .
Preti Taneja. Preti Taneja has worked as an international human rights editor, reporter and filmmaker and her work has been published in the Guardian and Open Democracy. In Kumkum Malhotra won the Gatehouse Press New Fictions Prize. She is the editor of Visual Verse and was selected as an AHRC/ BBC Radio 3 New Generation Thinker for Preti Taneja. Unfollow Follow Unblock. Other Affiliations: add. My first novella, Kumkum Malhotra won the Gatehouse Press New Fictions Prize in My debut novel, 'We that are young' was published in August by Galley Beggar Press and Penguin Random House in India. Picked by the Guardian and The Sunday Times as a Book of the Year and. Praise for WE THAT ARE YOUNG. WINNER OF THE DESMOND ELLIOT PRIZE Sarah Perry, chair of judges, said: "Samira, Chris and myself were absolutely unanimous in our love and admiration for this novel, whose scope, ambition, skill and wisdom was, quite simply, awe-inspiring all three of us sat together, shaking our heads, saying, 'If.
Kumkum Malhotra is the most beautiful book I have read in a while. It's vivid and grotesque and it's the book that managed to get me out of my reading slump. In only 47 pages, Preti Taneja manages to tell the story of a woman whose life is perfectly normal, perfectly respectable, and then changes. One of the two winners of the prize was “Kumkum Malhotra” by Preti Taneja – a novella Taneja first wrote in and submitted after seeing a tweet from Gatehouse about the prize. At that time, Taneja’s masterpiece novel “We That Are Young” had inexplicably been rejected by a series of major publishers. Published by Sam Ruddock on 20th September 20th September A production of Kumkum Malhotra by Preti Taneja (Gatehouse Press) ‘So beautiful it left me totally speechless.’. Preti Taneja. ‘Enchanting, sad, brutal, uplifting, thought-provoking.’. Audience Member. Look how we disappear: from a family, from a life, from a story.
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