a Museum of Dubious Splendors
These stories entitled "in Dubious Splendor", were written (in Gujarati) in nineteen sixty two for the Malwa Chronicle, but were mangled and edited without the author's permission prior to their publication in serialized form. The collection of stories, became momentarily infamous as the subject of the first court case to arbitrate authorial ownership in Independent India. We first encountered the writings of Mir UmarHassan in the archive room of the Sanghralaya (Museum) at Matsyapur.
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These stories entitled "in Dubious Splendor", were written (in Gujarati) in nineteen sixty two for the Malwa Chronicle, but were mangled and edited without the author's permission prior to their publication in serialized form. The collection of stories, became momentarily infamous as the subject of the first court case to arbitrate authorial ownership in Independent India. We first encountered the writings of Mir UmarHassan in the archive room of the Sanghralaya (Museum) at Matsyapur.
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