Bibliography on Novels/Ethnographies that might be suitable for an introductory survey of Asian ReligionsCompiled by Tracy Pintchman Mishima, Runaway Horses Chaudhuri, Nirad C. Hinduism: A Religion to Live By Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, _To Whom She Will_.Fireside; 1st Fireside edition 1989. Karan Singh, Mountain of Shiva Anees Jung. _Night of the New Moon. Encounters with Muslim Women in India._ Penguin, 1993. R.K. Narayan. _The Dark Room_U Chicago Press, 1981. (1st ed pub. in 1938) --------- _Bengali Women_, by Manisha Roy. U Chicago Pr., 1972, 75. Paul Zacharia, Bhaskara Pattelar and Other Stories. R.K. Narayan, The Painter of Signs. "Astride the Wheel," originally published in Oriya by Chandrasekhar Rath, and recently translated into English by J. K. Nayak. R. K. Narayan, The Guide Gods, Graves, and Grandmothers (no author given) The Village by the Sea (no author given) Lalithambika's "Admission of Guilt" (in her Cast Me Out if You Will) R.K. Narayan's Gods, Demons, and Others Profiles in Female Poverty by Leela Gulati. V.K. Basheer's Me Grandad 'Ad An Elephant Behind Mud Walls Mother of Bliss by Lisa Hallstrom Shiva's Fire by Suzanne Fisher Staples Rama Mehta's Inside the Haveli Gita Mehta's A River Sutra _Vamshavriksha_ by S. L Bhyrappa Kathleen Erndl's Victory to the Mother Kirin Narayan, Mondays on the Dark Night of the Moon David Haberman's Journey Through the Twelve Forests D. B. Mokashi's, _Palkhi: An Indian Pilgrimage Ashok Mathur's ONCE UPON AN ELEPHANT Susan Wadley, Raja Nal and the Goddess Top of Page | RISA Home PageRevised: March 30, 2005 |