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R. K. Narayan: Critical Review by Santha Rama Rau

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SOURCE: "It's All in the Telling," in New York Times Book Review, November 8, 1964, pp. 4, 56.

Rama Rau is the author of Remember the House and other books about her native India. In the following review, she asserts that Narayan is like a revered village storyteller in his presentation of stories from Indian mythology in Gods, Demons, and Others.

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