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100 _aKandasamy, Meena
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245 4 _aThe Gypsy Goddess
_cMeena Kandasamy
260 _bFourth Estate;
_c2016
300 _a298p;
_c30x22cm
520 _aVillage landlords force peasants to break their backs in the paddy fields or suffer beatings as punishment. So it is little wonder that the communist party begins to gain traction, a small spark of defiance spreading from villager to villager. As communities across the region begin to take a stand against the landlords, the landlords vow to break them: party organizers suffer grisly deaths and the flow of marketplace food dries up. But intimidation only serves to make the villagers' resistance burn more fiercely. Finally, the landlords descend on one village to set an example to the others. The Gypsy Goddess is brilliantly original, ferociously angry and, at times, laugh-out-loud funny.
546 _aEnglish
650 _aPN3311-3503 Literature (General)- Prose. Prose Fiction
650 _aWorker Unions
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650 _aWorkers' resistance moevments
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