It does not die

Maitraye Devi

Original title: Na hanyate

first published 1974 Kairós, 2000 285 pages

An Indian writer gives her version of the romance which Mircea Eliade, the Romanian writer, described in his novel, Bengal Nights. "Why did you not tell the truth, Mircea?" she asks, not at all pleased that he portrayed her as an Oriental vamp.

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Mircea edition · 2000 · Kairós · 285 pages
It does not die edition · 1994 · University of Chicago Press · 264 pages
It does not die edition · 1992 · Writers Workshop · 275 pages

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