Category: women’s literature

Justice Shiva Ram Murthy by Rishi Reddi

Posted on October 22, 2018 by

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Rishi Reddi’s “Justice Shiva Ram Murthy” is an interesting and insightful short story about the struggles displaced immigrants may face in big-city America. The author successfully applies techniques such as setting, characterization, and point of view to explain the main character’s motivation and to… Continue Reading “Justice Shiva Ram Murthy by Rishi Reddi”

Category: American Lit, Fiction, immigrant literature, Indian Literature, Rishi Reddi, Short Story, women's literature

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