Indian Popular Fiction

Foreword by Advaita Kala
Introduction

PART I- Popular Habitats: Changing Ethos
1. The Reader has Moved on. Long Live the Consumer! 2. Reading Mills and Boon in India: From the
Post-Colonial to the Millennial Experience 3. Indian Commercial Fiction: Chetan Bhagat and the Politics of the Neoliberal Citizenry 4. The Use and Abuse of 'Abuse' in the 'Popular'

PART II- Popular Whodunnit: India's Tryst with Sherlock
5. Papyrus to Celluloid: An Insight into the Oeuvre
of Bengali Detectives 6. Feluda's Rendezvous with Heirlooms and Tradition 7. From Detective to Vigilante: An Examination of the Vimal Series by Surender Mohan Pathak

PART III- Popular Mythology: Revisitations and Retelling
8. Mytho-Nukes: The Indian Popular and the Nuclear Debate 9. Re-configuring Sita as the Warrior of Mithila 10. The Palace of Illusions: Redefining the Mahabharata in Popular Fiction Popular Vernacular: Identities and Intersections 11. Sikh Periodicals and Popular Literature: Framing Community Consciousness 12. Thakurmar Jhuli: A Study of the Changing Bengali Society 13. Indian English Commercial Fiction and the Question of Caste

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• Literatura: história e crítica

Aakar Books;Hold;Mills and Boon;Commercial Fiction;Follow;Chetan Bhagat;Sunil;Bengali Detective books;Persona;Surender Mohan Pathak;Detective Fiction;Mahabharata;Young Men;Thakurmar Jhuli;Smart Phones;Crime Fiction;Raavan;Haunted Mansion;OTT;Timeless;Bird's Eye;Manohar Malgonkar;Nayantara Sahgal;Roost;Lord Peter Wimsey;Kamala Markandaya;USA;Subcontinent;Popular Fiction;Odd;Amish Tripathi