Kavery Nambisan is undoubtedly the most significant of the contemporary Indian women novelists writing in the English language. But she has not received the critical attention she deserves. Though a few articles in some journals and in books are being published and a collection of critical essays on her is edited and published there is no full-length study of Kavery Nambisan's fiction barring by few unpublished theses submitted by scholars on her novels in India and abroad. In this book, an attempt is, therefore, made to study the impact of the word feminine sensibility as employed by the...