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Original Title:	Delhi Is Not Far
ISBN:	0670049549 (ISBN13: 9780670049547)
Edition Language:	English

Delhi Is Not Far

Ruskin Bond

Hardcover | Pages: 111 pages

Rating: 3.84 | 2134 Users | 125 Reviews

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In dull and dusty Pipalnagar, each day is like another, and 'there is not exactly despair, but resignation'. Even the dreams here are small. Adrift among them, the narrator, Arun, a struggling writer of detective novels in Urdu, waits for inspiration to write a blockbuster. Meanwhile, he seeks reassurance in love, and finds it in unusual places: with the young prostitute Kamla, wise beyond her years; and the orphan Suraj, homeless and an epileptic, yet surprisingly optimistic about the future. this is a memorable story about small lives, with all the hallmarks of classic Ruskin Bond prose: nostalgia, charm, underplayed humour and quiet wisdom.

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Title	:	Delhi Is Not Far
Author	:	Ruskin Bond
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 111 pages
Published	:	January 1st 2003 by Viking
Categories	:	Fiction. Cultural. India. Asian Literature. Indian Literature. Short Stories

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Ratings: 3.84 From 2134 Users | 125 Reviews

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Ruskin Bond needs no introduction and I don't need to vouch that he's a terrific writer. This book is a love letter to the mundane life of a small town called Pipalnagar. Most of us may have been witnessed the mundaneness of the life in these small centers of life at its most mediocre. The book doesn't have a start, middle and an end but that's what it's like when you enter someone's life...you know them from a certain point to a certain point in life and then both of your lives move on after

'Delhi Is Not Far' by Ruskin Bond is based on dreams and aspirations of common people in a sleepy town - Paipalnagar . The story is told through the perspective of Arun , who himself is a aspiring writer . People in Paipalnagar dream about going to Delhi and make a good living . Like all other Ruskin Bond books , this books also contains a cast of vivid wonderful characters . As the books based in a sleepy town the pace was slow , which it should have been . But in middle the book goes a little

I grew up reading Ruskin Bond. From a a story or two a part of the school curriculum to making it a religious rite to buy every book to stack on my shelf, I've taken numerous journeys with Mr Bond. As always, Ruskin Bond, the name, conjures up misty hills, lush green valleys, gurgling brooks, long languid stroll through the forests, small-town vibes and of course, old-world Dehradun or simply 'Dehra' of another time.The narrator Arun, a struggling writer of cheap Urdu thrillers, feels trapped

I am not going to criticize Ruskin Bond, he is so well connected to my heart since my childhood that I cant even think of it. I read the whole story in 4 days but couldn't able to find out whether the characters are factious or factual. Best part is that it projects the shadow of India just afterIndependence between the era of 1950-1960. There is not muchdiscrepancy between Nehrus India and Modis India ,basically both are equivalent in real senses. In this book all characters including the main

I am surprised to see so less reviews for this splendid novella. Although I read it as a part of another one, it was on my tbr list and hence I'd to mark it complete. Besides I wanted to share my thoughts on this and ask my friends to give it a try. If you like reading good prose it'll never disappoint you.It's story of a struggling writer, and people around him in a small town of Pipalnagar. Daintily and keenly Bond has captured the day to day life of Pipalnagar or any small town in India.



A quiet, gentle novella, with all the classic charm and deceptive simplicity of vintage Ruskin Bond. In fact, it *is* vintage Ruskin Bond, the revision of a story he wrote in the 1960s when he moved from Dehradun to Delhi, before he became disillusioned with big-city life and moved back.What is startling, and different from classic Ruskin Bond, is the frank depiction of a three-way love story ...(spoiler alert)See full review at: http://sillyputtyreview.blogspot.com/