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Half Light
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- Nombre de pages288
- Date de parution15/09/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-80533-791-1
- EAN9781805337911
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPushkin Press
Résumé
An affair between 2 men in India changes the course of both their lives forever in this searing queer love story about shame, hope, and identity. "Rao sheds light without judgement.Thoughtful, tender storytelling at its finest." -Marie ClaireHigh up in the misty mountains of Darjeeling, a landslide cuts off a crumbling hillside hotel from the outside world. Trapped together with other guests and staff, 2 men begin to exchange lingering glances.
For Neville, a charismatic student, such encounters are nothing new-urgent kisses in stairwells, fleeting encounters in parked cars. But for Pavan, a shy hotel employee accustomed to hiding in plain sight, their growing connection threatens to upend the careful life he has built in secrecy. Years later, the men meet again by chance, this time surrounded by the towering skyscrapers and ghostly smog of Mumbai.
Neville is now a restless graduate, trying to find his footing in the city. Pavan has long since fled the hills and begun a new life for himself working in a luxurious city hotel. As their renewed flirtation quickly turns fraught, long-buried secrets from their shared past threaten to tumble into the light. Set on the cusp of India's landmark ruling to decriminalize homosexuality, Half Light is an atmospheric, elegantly wry story of outlawed desire and the fragile hope for a life beyond concealment.
From literary powerhouse Mahesh Rao, this tender exploration of the struggle for acceptance and understanding will appeal to readers of Douglas Stuart and Tom Crewe.
For Neville, a charismatic student, such encounters are nothing new-urgent kisses in stairwells, fleeting encounters in parked cars. But for Pavan, a shy hotel employee accustomed to hiding in plain sight, their growing connection threatens to upend the careful life he has built in secrecy. Years later, the men meet again by chance, this time surrounded by the towering skyscrapers and ghostly smog of Mumbai.
Neville is now a restless graduate, trying to find his footing in the city. Pavan has long since fled the hills and begun a new life for himself working in a luxurious city hotel. As their renewed flirtation quickly turns fraught, long-buried secrets from their shared past threaten to tumble into the light. Set on the cusp of India's landmark ruling to decriminalize homosexuality, Half Light is an atmospheric, elegantly wry story of outlawed desire and the fragile hope for a life beyond concealment.
From literary powerhouse Mahesh Rao, this tender exploration of the struggle for acceptance and understanding will appeal to readers of Douglas Stuart and Tom Crewe.
