LIVES OF THE EXCLUDED - ANANDA DEVI

Discover the moving stories of exclusion and loneliness in Ananda Devi's "Lives of the Excluded". Three short novels, "Pagli the Madwoman", "I, the Outcast" and "The Life of Josephine the Madwoman", transport the reader to the world of heroes on the margins of society, fighting against the evil and banality of life around them. Ananda Devi, a Mauritian writer, immerses her works in legends and myths of different eras and cultures, creating modern fairy tales imbued with fantastic elements, while also providing a penetrating critique of the present. It is a read that forces reflection on the human condition and social problems.

• The volume contains three short novels: "Pagli the Madwoman", "I, the Outcast" and "The Life of Josephine the Madwoman".
• Theme of exclusion and loneliness: Stories of heroes standing outside the community.
• Critique of the present: A penetrating look at social problems and the banality of life.
• Fantastic elements: Works immersed in the world of legends and myths of different eras and cultures.
• Mauritian writer: Ananda Devi creates modern fairy tales with a deep message.
• 2024 edition: Latest edition in paperback.

Ananda Devi, born in Mauritius, is one of the most important French-speaking writers. Her work is characterized by deep humanism and sensitivity to social issues. In her works, she addresses themes of exclusion, identity and the search for meaning in life. "Lives of the Excluded" is a collection of short stories that perfectly reflects her style and message.

The book "Lives of the Excluded" is an ideal read for people interested in contemporary literature, social issues and the culture of Mauritius. It is also an excellent choice for lovers of fairy tales and stories with fantastic elements. Immerse yourself in the world of legends and myths, discover the moving stories of heroes and reflect on the human condition.

The publishing house W podwórku presents "Lives of the Excluded" in a careful edition, with attention to detail. The paperback cover and the 145x207 mm format make the book comfortable to read and ideal to take with you on a trip. Number of pages: 328.