THE ROTTING PINECONES: A Himalayan Short Story

Name: THE ROTTING PINECONES: A Himalayan Short Story
Rating: 4.28000020980835 (100 reviews)

Thomas Jacob

Apr 2017 · Beautiful Thrilling Indian Stories Book 1 · Thomas Jacob

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1905. A young boy, of the Untouchable caste, tries to reconcile himself to the daily acts of injustice and persecution in a small, isolated Himalayan village in colonial India. When a man-eating tiger strikes terror in the region, the old social structures in the village break down. The boy finds his identity but it comes at a terrible cost.

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4.3

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Paola Acosta

June 19, 2023

So sad! such a beautiful story

Nancy Hamilton

December 10, 2021

Good story, good read.

Isis K9n

August 31, 2023

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Thomas Jacob is an award winning Indian writer and director. His films and documentaries have been screened at festivals worldwide, including the Berlin International Film Festival. His work explores questions of identity, transformation and conflict in India's rapidly changing cultural and social milieu. He stays in Mumbai.

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