Goa
Goa
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1982
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Goa, India • 1960s
1982
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
In the play Goa by Asif Currimbhoy, individuals navigate the cultural and political complexities of Goa during its transition from Portuguese to Indian governance. The narrative explores themes of identity, freedom, and colonial impact, reflecting the personal and collective experiences of people within the changing social landscape.
Mysterious
Dark
Suspenseful
Emotional
Reviews & Readership
37 ratings
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Review Roundup
Asif Currimbhoy's play, Goa, is lauded for its intricate exploration of post-colonial themes and complex characterization, capturing the socio-political tensions in India. Critics appreciate its vivid dialogue and poignant narrative. However, some find its pacing uneven and certain plot elements underdeveloped. Overall, it remains a thought-provoking piece that sparks reflection.
Who Should Read Goa?
Readers who enjoy Goa by Asif Currimbhoy are typically drawn to dramatic narratives with historical and cultural insights. Fans of plays like Arthur Miller's The Crucible or Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire might find this work engaging due to its complex characters and social themes.
37 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
Goa, India • 1960s
1982
Adult
18+ years
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