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Interview

“I knew that I was a hybrid”: An interview with Kiran Nagarkar

Anjali NerlekarRutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 43-51 | Published online: 01 Aug 2017

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  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 1974. Sat Sakkam Trechalis [Seven Sixes Are Forty-Three]. Mumbai: Mauj Prakashan.
  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 1994. Ravan and Eddie. New Delhi: Viking.
  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 1997. Cuckold. New Delhi: HarperCollins.
  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 2012. The Extras. New Delhi: Fourth Estate.
  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 2015a. Rest in Peace: Ravan & Eddie. New Delhi: Fourth Estate.
  • Nagarkar, Kiran. 2015b. Bedtime Story: A Play / Tupil: A Screenplay. Mumbai: Fourth Estate.

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