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RUSSELL, A. "Poetry is Experience Imaged: A Study of the Poetry of Laxmi Narayan
Mahapatra" The Quest 1.2 (1988):51-60.
SINGH, R.K. "L.N. Mahapatra: Attuned to a Different Interval", The Quest 1.1 (1987):30-5.
Malgonkar, Manohar
ABIDI, S.Z.H. Manohar Malgonkar's 'A Bend in the Ganges' Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot,
1984, 84 pp.
ABIDI, S.Z.H. “Call of Blood: Theme of Revenge in Manohar Malgonkar’s A BEND IN
THE GANGES” PURBA 14.1 (1983):71-79.
Counters G.S. Amur’s claim that the revenge element is a failing in Bend, arguing its thematic
and structural centrality. Analyses different kinds of revenge, showing how some serve to
move the plot and others reveal character change and give unity to the whole.
AITHAL, S. KRISHNAMOORTHY & RASMI AITHAL. "The British and Anglo-Indian
Encounter in Malgonkar's Combat of Shadows" Italia Francescana 9.1 (Winter 1982):54-7.
AMUR, G.S. "Manohar Malgonkar and the Problems of the Indian Novelist in English" in
MOHAN, RAMESH, ed. Indian Writing in English Bombay: Orient Longman, 1978: 37-46.
AMUR, G.S. Manohar Malgonkar New York: Humanities, 1973, 155 pp.
ARULANDRAM, H.G.S. "A Bend in the Ganges: A Study in Violence" Rajasthan Journal of
English Studies 6 (1977):12-16.
ASNANI, S.M. "A Study of the Novels of Manohar Malgonkar" The Literary Half-yearly
16.2 (1975):71-89
P.D. CHATURVEDI, "Manohar Malgonkar: The Novelist and his Point of View": 279-297.
in DWIVEDI, A.N. (ed) Studies in Contemporary Indian Fiction in English, Allahabad: Kitab
Mahal, 1987, pp.358
COWASJEE, S. "The Princes in Indian Fiction" Kakatiya Journal of English Studies 2.1
(1977):48-70. 1) Offers extensive political-historical documentation to the situation of the
princely (sp?) ruling class and their states and traces their fictional literary history. 2)
Compares the thematic concerns of Anand’s Private Life of an Indian Prince (1953) with
Malgonkar’s The Princes (1963). Valorizes Anand’s work as the finest achievement of his
writing career and claims that “Malgonkar gives evidence of having been influenced by
Anand”. 3) Finds Anand’s portrayal of princely character dominated by his emotional life
allows the focus to fall upon the individual and the predicament whereas Malgonkar permits
the historical to intrude upon the individual’s fictional development.
DAYANADA, JAMES Y. Manohar Malgonkar New York: Twayne, 1975.
DAYANADA, JAMES Y. "The Image of Women in Manohar Malgonkar's Novels" Journal
of South Asian Literature 12.3-4 (1977):109-13.
DAYANANDA, J.Y. Manohar Malgonkar ?? (1974?)