Set, of course in India, these stories are concerned not so much with Europeans in India as with Indians themselves. They are about universal human passionsâ€”yet interwoven with India itself. The heat, the vastness, the loneliness of India are all reflected in the lives of the people living in a country that is not so much an additional character as, often, the most central one. As always she tells her tales with compassion, penetration, humor, and the blithe gift of narration familiar to the hundreds of thousands who have seen the she scripted for the legendary Merchant Ivory teamâ€”such as Howards End, The Remains of the Day, A Room with a View, and her own Heat and Dustâ€”and who have delighted in her novels.

HOW I BECAME A HOLY MOTHER And Other Stories.

Literature & Fiction

JHABVALA, Ruth Prawer

Short Stories & Anthologies

Harper & Row (1979)

The Birthday Tree

The BIRTHDAY TREE.

Fleischman, Paul & Sewall, Marcia

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The Decorated Body

BRAIN, ROBERT

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