Cultural Prison - Maharaj, Vindu
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She let the cold water hit her broken body and she gasped in shock. Eventually, her body became numb enough to give her some relief. She gently patted herself dry, got dressed and applied some makeup to her swollen and bruised face to hide some of the damage. As she checked herself in the cracked shaving mirror hanging on the shower rail, it seemed to scream back at her, showing up her bruises. She didn't even know why she was trying so hard. She was sure the whole household must have heard the beating last night, but she was confused about why no-one had come to her rescue. Deepak had thumped her around the walls quite a number of times...…mehr

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She let the cold water hit her broken body and she gasped in shock. Eventually, her body became numb enough to give her some relief. She gently patted herself dry, got dressed and applied some makeup to her swollen and bruised face to hide some of the damage. As she checked herself in the cracked shaving mirror hanging on the shower rail, it seemed to scream back at her, showing up her bruises. She didn't even know why she was trying so hard. She was sure the whole household must have heard the beating last night, but she was confused about why no-one had come to her rescue. Deepak had thumped her around the walls quite a number of times...
Autorenporträt
Vindu Maharaj was born to Indian parents in the regional town of Labasa, Fiji, in the 1960s and moved to the capital city of Suva before her first birthday. In the late '70s, married at eighteen and having children was the norm amongst Fiji Indians and she was no exception. She migrated with her family to Sydney, Australia, in 1985, where she studied business accounting and worked in the banking and airline industries. Years later, she decided to give it all up to start writing. Vindu joined the Fellowship of Australian Writers in 2013 and began writing short stories and entertaining pieces, of which ten have been published in the writers' magazine FreeXpresSion over a two-year period. She has also published some short stories in the group's anthology, Roaring Silence, in 2015. Vindu and her husband, Ambika, have three sons.