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Trickster City: Writings from the Belly of the Metropolis

	Trickster City: Writings From The Belly Of The Metropolis by Various Translated By Shveta Sarda
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Trickster City is an extraordinary composite of writings on Delhi by a group of young people who have, over several years, sustained among themselves and with others around them, a relationship of conversing about the city.

This collection chronicles the loss of home and livelihood through urban eviction; encounters with the agencies of the state; love stories gone awry; the fragility of relationships; and the sustained effort to build life in anticipation of beauty and pleasure.

The writers draw from experiences, events and biographies, part fictive, part documentary, to inscribe an image of the city that is rarely available. There is a yearning in their writings for the expression of the poetic and allegorical alongside the harshness of everyday existence.

Trickster is an aphoristic and playful meander in search of a new language that expresses the profound uncertainties and delicately realised joys of urban life.

ISBN - 9780670083329

Pages : 326

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Trickster City: Writings From The Belly Of The Metropolis

by Various Translated By Shveta Sarda