
The Guru of Love
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A Kathmandu mathematics teacher enters an affair that transforms his marriage and family.
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Samrat Upadhyay is a Nepal-born writer working in English. The Guru of Love shifts attention from Himalayan scenery to urban life, family and desire. Buddhisagar, Narayan Wagle and Parijat introduce novels translated from Nepali. Manjushree Thapa and Upadhyay's stories broaden the route through politics, social roles and everyday life.
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