Fashions in Publishing
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In "Of Foreigners and Fetishes: A Reading of Recent South Asian Fiction" (Samar Magazine, Fall/Winter, 2001), Sheetal Majithia wrote:
- "Narratives that refuse the construction of South Asian American identity hinging on the nostalgic and romantic representation of South Asia, or even that diverge from the problem of identity at all -- simply will not be considered for publication."
What do you think? Click below on "Post a Comment" to enter your thoughts on the subject. I look forward to hearing from you.--Michael
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