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|a Rajagopalan, Deepa,
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|a Peacocks of Instagram :
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|c Deepa Rajagopalan
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|b Astoria,
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|a 245 pages :
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|t Peacocks of Instagram --
|t Cake --
|t Whatever happened, happened for the good --
|t Live-in --
|t A thing with many legs --
|t Rahel --
|t Maths club --
|t Driving lessons --
|t Surya, listen! --
|t Morningside --
|t The many homes of Kanmani --
|t Bow wow --
|t Singing for the gods --
|t Bestsellers.
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|a In these brilliant and witty stories, Deepa Rajagopalan centers a cast of Indian women who are flawed, enterprising and filled with desire. In the award-winning title story, an underappreciated server in a coffee shop attracts tens of thousands of followers on social media with her peacock accessories. A hotel housekeeper up against a world of gender and class inequality quietly gets revenge on her chauvinist boss. A young woman navigates the landscape of loneliness after abruptly leaving her home in India by learning to drive over it. An eight-year-old finds her entire life uprooted when her mother needs a new kidney. A fiercely independent engineer does not decamp to the sidelines of an affair but takes up space, living her life as variously as possible. Peacocks of Instagram deftly questions what it means to be safe, to survive and to call a place home. With an intense awareness of privilege and the lack of it, these fourteen subtle and affecting stories explore and indulge in the imperfection of the human condition.
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|a Women, East Indian
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