These stories bring life to rural and suburban humanity and their despair, zest, faith; in short, their life. The stories weave a panorama of the fabric of life in a world where birth, death, grief, joy and anything life throws up, is accepted naturally and without a struggle. We believe that this author would have a significant chance of making a mark, and in particular of finding favour with both the Indian and the Western reading publics, it is the fusion of cultures that broaden horizons and perspectives.- Mark Sykes
Foreword--Tales from India--Type IV (Ananta Prasad Panda) --The Grass (Raj Kishore Patnaik)--Obeisance (Raj Kishore Ray)--Rasagola --The Nestled (Basanta Kumar Satapathy)--Mahanirvana--Sri Krishna’s Last Smile (Surendra Mohanty)--Blossoms Upon the Fig Tree (Akhil Mohan Patnaik)--Jhan Singh (Achyutananda Pati)--Mukta Dei (Krishna Prasad Mishra)--The Lonely Present (Ramchandra Behera)--A brief note on authors
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