My Frustrated Lady - Plays of Women in Love, Work And Relationships - E-book - ePub

Name: My Frustrated Lady
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Author: Shweta Singh
ISBN: 9781953428219

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Jane and Jack start out to teach the "fresh of the boat" Nila about unhappiness, but Hari interrupts their plan. Nila teaches all, while herself being... Lire la suite

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Jane and Jack start out to teach the "fresh of the boat" Nila about unhappiness, but Hari interrupts their plan. Nila teaches all, while herself being a willing pupil - the joys of love and life. The romantic farce is refreshing story of adult relationships and misgivings we carry about others ideas and how we try to change it. You will meet Nila, who has come from a small town of Kanpur and Vijay her dominating husband, and her boyfriend Hari.
Also, you will meet the unaware urbane Jack and Jane as they meet each other on the path of life and love.

Date de parution

16/06/2021
Editeur

Think Women Company
Collection

Plays of Women in Love, Work A
ISBN

978-1-953428-21-9
EAN

9781953428219
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ePub

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Biographie de Shweta Singh

Shweta Singh works as an Associate Professor in the school of Social Work and Women and Gender Studies Program at Loyola University Chicago. She is the founder of Think Women Company located in Chicago. She is also a coach and hosts a podcast - working like women. She brings the ethos of the Indian Subcontinent, post-structural feminism, Hindu spirituality, and poverty consciousness, and innate dignity and cheer of women and practice of womanhood to all her fictional characters.
'Identities of women' is her award-winning theory that informs all her writing, research, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and media work.