New Generation Writers Who Followed Salman Rushide Have Ushered a New Face of Indian Fiction
Abstract
The new generation of writers who were born in the 1950-s and who followed Salman Rushdie, have ushered in a new phase of Indian fiction. What marks off these writers -Amitabh Ghose with his Circle of Reason and The Shadow Lines, Allan Sealey with his Trotter Nama, Upamanyu Chatterjee with his English, August, Shashi Tharoor with his The Great Indian Novel, and Vikram Seth with his Golden Gate and The Suitable Boy, is their peculiarity and distinctive otherness from all others and from each other as well.In our post technological world, the writer has long proclaimed her/his freedom and the political boundaries of state and country are simply privileged to survive on account of economic and administrative purposes.
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