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Latitudes of Longing
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15.00€
Published:13 May 2021
Winner of the Tata Lit Live Best First Book of the Year Award
Tender in every detail, touched with humour and profound humanity, this is a novel brimming with life, an original masterpiece.
ISBN: 9781529405149 Categories: Indian sub-continent, Stunning Fiction for 2021
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