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Jhumpa Lahiri's new fiction short story called

Jhumpa Lahiri's new fiction short story called

Jhumpa Lahiri's new fiction short story called "Hell-Heaven" on The New Yorker times. Her writing is very simple but yet interesting to read. Her writing style reminds me of a well known 19th century Bengali writer called Sharath Chandra Chattopadhyay. Like Sharath Chandra she writes about day to day human relationships and complexities in them....

Jhumpa writes a short story partly talking about a American born Indian origin girl and her mother's relationship. And also relationship between the mother and a bachelor uncle. The story is not very exceptional but surely interesting to read....

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