Goya - Bookreview
Goya by Priya Bajpai is a kaleidoscope of 27 stories. Set across different locales, there is something for every reader in this book.
Goya is an Urdu word to convey the suspension of disbelief. The title is apt to the collection. The author takes the reader to a different world, and the experience is one of total disbelief. Bajpai’s narration is flawless and sure to stir every reader’s emotions.
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