my sons father
Book Details
Author: Dom Moraes
Publisher: Penguin Books
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0140128867
Pages: 241
Published Year: 1990
Dimensions: 19 x 13 cm
Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition.
About the Book
My Son’s Father is the first volume of the acclaimed autobiographical trilogy by Dom Moraes, one of India's most distinguished literary figures. Originally published in 1968, this remarkable memoir offers a candid and deeply personal account of Moraes's childhood, family relationships, and the experiences that shaped his development as a writer and observer of the world.
At the heart of the memoir is the complex and often turbulent relationship between Moraes and his father, the respected journalist and intellectual Frank Moraes. Through vivid recollections and introspective storytelling, the author explores themes of family, identity, ambition, loneliness, and the search for personal understanding.
Written with the lyrical precision and sensitivity that characterize Moraes's literary work, the book provides readers with a compelling portrait of life in India during a period of social and cultural transition. His observations combine personal memory with broader reflections on society, creating a narrative that is both intimate and historically significant.
The memoir also traces the formative influences that nurtured Moraes's literary talent, revealing the emotional and intellectual experiences that would later contribute to his success as a poet, journalist, and travel writer. His honesty and self-awareness lend depth and authenticity to the narrative.
Rich in literary merit and personal insight, My Son's Father is more than a memoir; it is a thoughtful exploration of memory, family dynamics, and the shaping of a creative mind. It remains one of the most important autobiographical works in modern Indian English literature.
An essential read for lovers of memoir, literary nonfiction, Indian literature, and twentieth-century cultural history, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of India's most celebrated writers.
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Book Details
Author: Dom Moraes
Publisher: Penguin Books
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0140128867
Pages: 241
Published Year: 1990
Dimensions: 19 x 13 cm
Condition: Used – Good
Condition Note: Book is in good condition.
About the Book
My Son’s Father is the first volume of the acclaimed autobiographical trilogy by Dom Moraes, one of India's most distinguished literary figures. Originally published in 1968, this remarkable memoir offers a candid and deeply personal account of Moraes's childhood, family relationships, and the experiences that shaped his development as a writer and observer of the world.
At the heart of the memoir is the complex and often turbulent relationship between Moraes and his father, the respected journalist and intellectual Frank Moraes. Through vivid recollections and introspective storytelling, the author explores themes of family, identity, ambition, loneliness, and the search for personal understanding.
Written with the lyrical precision and sensitivity that characterize Moraes's literary work, the book provides readers with a compelling portrait of life in India during a period of social and cultural transition. His observations combine personal memory with broader reflections on society, creating a narrative that is both intimate and historically significant.
The memoir also traces the formative influences that nurtured Moraes's literary talent, revealing the emotional and intellectual experiences that would later contribute to his success as a poet, journalist, and travel writer. His honesty and self-awareness lend depth and authenticity to the narrative.
Rich in literary merit and personal insight, My Son's Father is more than a memoir; it is a thoughtful exploration of memory, family dynamics, and the shaping of a creative mind. It remains one of the most important autobiographical works in modern Indian English literature.
An essential read for lovers of memoir, literary nonfiction, Indian literature, and twentieth-century cultural history, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of one of India's most celebrated writers.
