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A liberated, dynamic and successfully writer, Piya has everything she has ever wanted, until she's revisited by her past...

Faraway Music is the story of a young Bengali girl, and her stumbles through the world of love. First as an adolescent in Calcutta, where she grows up in a loving home with her mother and grandparents, then as a gutsy journalist in love with her married boss, who finds herself caught in the nexus between politicians and the media, and finally as the reclusive writer married to an artist in the United States. Sensuous, profound, lyrical and moving, Faraway Music…mehr

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A liberated, dynamic and successfully writer, Piya has everything she has ever wanted, until she's revisited by her past...

Faraway Music is the story of a young Bengali girl, and her stumbles through the world of love. First as an adolescent in Calcutta, where she grows up in a loving home with her mother and grandparents, then as a gutsy journalist in love with her married boss, who finds herself caught in the nexus between politicians and the media, and finally as the reclusive writer married to an artist in the United States. Sensuous, profound, lyrical and moving, Faraway Music is the story of family, friendship, fame, love, loss...and all that lies in between.
Autorenporträt
Sreemoyee Piu Kundu is an acclaimed journalist and columnist on gender and sexuality. She wrote Faraway Music her first novel in 2013, followed by her bestselling work on female erotica, Sita's Curse, which explores female desire through the eyes of a Gujarati housewife. You've Got the Wrong Girl, her third work of fiction, broke new ground in lad lit in India. In 2017, she wrote her first non-fiction, the widely appreciated and critically acclaimed Status Single, a narrative drawing from the lives of 3000 urban Indian single women, about the daily struggle of being single in a country where the highest validation for women remains marriage and mother hood.