Fault Lines

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Cover Page; Title Page; Contents; About the Cross-Cultural Memoir Series; Copyright Page; Dedication; Preface: Looking for Nadu; I. Fault Lines Epigraph; Chapter 1: Dark Mirror; Chapter 2: Mirror of Ink; Chapter 3: Katha; Chapter 4: Kerala Childhood; Chapter 5: Crossing Borders; Chapter 6: Stone-Eating Girl; Chapter 7: Khartoum Journal; Chapter 8: Language and Shame; Chapter 9: Long Fall; Chapter 10: Seasons of Birth; Chapter 11: Transit Lounge; Chapter 12: Real Places or How Sense Fragments: Thoughts on Ethnicity and the Writing of Poetry; Chapter 13: Narrow Gate.;This Indian American writer builds upon her acclaimed memoir, named a PW Best Book for 1993. Cover Page Title Page Contents About the Cross-Cultural Memoir Series Copyright Page Dedication Preface: Looking for Nadu I. Fault Lines Epigraph Chapter 1: Dark Mirror Chapter 2: Mirror of Ink Chapter 3: Katha Chapter 4: Kerala Childhood Chapter 5: Crossing Borders Chapter 6: Stone-Eating Girl Chapter 7: Khartoum Journal Chapter 8: Language and Shame Chapter 9: Long Fall Chapter 10: Seasons of Birth Chapter 11: Transit Lounge Chapter 12: Real Places or How Sense Fragments: Thoughts on Ethnicity and the Writing of Poetry Chapter 13: Narrow Gate. II. Book of Childhood EpigraphChapter 14: Dark Mirror Chapter 15: Notebook Chapter 16: Writing in Fragments Chapter 17: Khartoum Journal Chapter 18: Our First Dead Chapter 19: Home at the Edge of the World Chapter 20: Shadow Work Chapter 21: Lyric in a Time of Violence Chapter 22: Stone-Eating Girl Chapter 23: Dictionary of Desire Chapter 24: Book of Childhood Chapter 25: Indigo Ink Acknowledgments About the Author About the Feminist Press Also Available from the Feminist Press.