
Book Review : The Ramayana by R.K. Narayan (Translator)
If I were to invite you into the recesses of my mind, where literary treasures are stored, you'd find a special alcove reserved for epic tales that transcend time and culture. It is within this sacred space that "The Ramayana" by R.K. Narayan resides, a gem that brilliantly captures the essence of an age-old Indian epic. Just as Matt Haig is my undisputed favorite in the world of contemporary fiction, R.K. Narayan reigns supreme in the realm of classic Indian literature, and "The Ramayana" is yet another testament to his literary prowess
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