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June tales and lore: Mumbaikars dive into the books they are reading this month

City readers are poring over non-fiction titles about history and myth, alongside fiction that features tyrants and haunting characters

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A reader at Title Waves in Bandra. Pic Courtesy/Nandini Varma

A reader at Title Waves in Bandra. Pic Courtesy/Nandini Varma

Mystics and Sceptics
Mohini Bisaria, artist, Wadala

I liked the idea of Namita Gokhale’s book. It throws light on the lives of seekers and wanderers, gurus who believed they attained salvation, tricksters, and those known as “gods” by some earthly people. While reading the book, my heart went out for their wives and children who were abandoned during the best time of their lives and had to find ways to survive. What would their dreams have been? How about their happiness?

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