Short Stories· United States
Interpreter of Maladies
by Jhumpa LahiriAggregate Editorial Score38/100
ALA Notable Books
Published 1999211 pagesEnglish
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Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri is a landmark work of short stories, first published in 1999. Nine stories about the Indian-American experience—immigrants and their children navigating the space between their ancestral home and the new world—won Lahiri the Pulitzer Prize. Her debut collection is a masterpiece of quiet observation. Themes of Indian-American, immigration, marriage run through the work. The book has received recognition from ALA Notable Books 1999.
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