RICH LIKE US
by Nayantara Sahgal
winner of the 1985 Sinclair Prize
First published by William Heinemann Ltd, 1985
This edition first published by Sceptre, 1987
This fourth reprint published 1996
Paperback, 13 x 20 cm, 268 pages
ISBN 0-340-40432-9
The book has slight to moderate creasing of the spine plus general minor handling wear and marks to the outside.
The binding is perfectly sound with no loose pages.
Apart from some natural ageing of the paper, the contents remain in very good, clean condition.
COVER NOTES
"A story of India: the recent India of Mrs Gandhi's Emergency when power became arbitary once more, when - as always in such times - the corrupt, the opportunist and the bully flourished.
A story also of an older India, of a generation who remember the British Raj and Partition, of the opportunities and the ties of family and caste and religion that stretch back and back.
But above all, and memorably, it is a story of people: of Rose, the Cockney memsahib, of Western-educated Sonali and traditionally brought-up Mona, of Ravi, Marxist turned placeman, and Kishori Lal, the old idealist who finds that once again a man can be imprisoned just for what he thinks."
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