The Devoted Son by Anita Desai

Anita Desai is a writer of novels and short stories, focusing on the conflict between characters of different generations and backgrounds. She wrote a short story called "Son of devotion". Anita 's unique tradition made her very good at writing stories about conflict and culture. She has a quiet power to explore the struggle for many things. Her inspiration for her to write "Pious Son" is that she wants to capture the duality of humanity, everything is complicated, but art, music and literature can make it clear I will.

Anitadesai 's novel reveals the mystery of her character' s inner life. Anita Desai is interested in the spiritual life of her character. For her, this is not a move around, but a deep and intensive study of interesting depths, characters and scenes. - Exercise is as good as static electricity you can have. Leslie T. Chan's travel story factory girl is a metaphor for not only introducing discussions but also family multi-dimensional concept.

Anita desai is a famous Indian novelist and a short story writer. "Park Research" is only a part of her short story, but it is one of the most expressive stories and also communicates Anita Desay's highly communicative composition style. "Park Research" is scheduled in modern India in the late 1970s. That talked about a boy, Sno, who is determined to work in the exam after a few months. He has often taken the pressure of his parents, studying hard and doing well. However, he is constantly disturbed by the noise and can not learn. He decided to go to a nearby park. And that is the ideal place for him to study. As the test approached, the pressure applied to him began to rise slowly, which in turn led him to become work poisoned: eventually his entire life will expand around his research. Then he saw the vision of changing his life and completely changed his view of life.

As she is expected to enrich her cultural background, the author Anita Desai, author of Kiran Desai is a natural narrator. Her first novel, "Hullabaloo" at Guavao (1998), reviewed the life of Shahkot, the sleepy capital of India. At the age of 35, Desay won the youngest victory ever, Hullabaloo of her first novel, Guava fruit, was awarded the Betty Trask Award in 1998, and it gained popularity in literary circles. . She wrote the second novel The Lost Inheritance over eight years. This book has many similarities with Desai's family history, but it is not autobiography. Desai himself also said that family experience, such as immigration history and returning to India, is also true.