Ripples Roping Memories

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Ripples Roping Memories

Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary Fantasy

Author: Usha Raman

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Language: English

Published by: Partridge Publishing India

Published on: 3rd March 2017

Format: LCP-protected ePub

Size: 541 Kb

ISBN: 9781482845549


Partridge India Book Release

Partridge India has released a book of poems, Drifting Emotions and Flowering Thoughts, authored by Usha Raman. It is a lyrical celebration of experiences.

Other Works

Another book, Leaves from the 1960s, springs into Ripples Roping Memories, a fiction radiating into experiences.

Story of Rani

Walking to school with a school bag on her shoulder, Rani gazes at her surroundings and findings and revels in her sweet and resents her bitter experiences.

Rani makes a comment about doctors. I considered doctors as healers who could mend people's bodies. Doctors can drive away disease and pain. I revered them.

Guilt and Pleasant Experiences

The guilt feeling which Rani feels after stealing - My fabric of morality was stained. Fear and remorse ruled me.

Pleasant experiences are - These songs infiltrated into my psyche and sowed a pleasant feeling.

Unpleasant Experiences

Excerpts which reveal unpleasant experiences - My head would become a sudden sweeping merry-go-round and I would slump on the floor. Innocence and ignorance combined in me and aroused fear.

Mother's Blackmail

A mother's attempt to blackmail is evident in the lines - Kanna, I am the only one mother of yours, You must listen to your mother or I am going to cut my wrist with a knife. Do you want me or your friends?

Atrocities Against Women

Atrocities against women lead her to believe - It seems there is no security in marriage.

Child Abuse and Respect for Elders

Child abuse develops. A constant feeling of disrespect towards elders continued to dwell in my mind.

Experience of Society in Ripples Roping Memories

Reading the book Ripples Roping Memories helps one to experience cosmopolitan Indian society. It is a slow-moving life where Rani gets time to observe.

Din of commercialisation makes a slow penetration into Vaniwali. It is an overall composite wade into middle-class Indian life. Villas, chawls, and shanties existed side by side. Languages of characters are coded in English. Meanings are provided to facilitate understanding.

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