: Regarded by many critics as his best prose work, stories like The Cabuliwallah and The Postmaster examine "humble lives and their small miseries" with unique poignancy.
: He focused on the dignity of ordinary individuals and the concept of the "Universal Man," transcending national and religious boundaries. The Complete Works of Rabindranath Tagore
“It would be trite to call him versatile; to call him prolific very nearly funny... he is a source, a waterfall, flowing out in a hundred streams.” Poetry Foundation On the Difficulty of Translation : Regarded by many critics as his best
“No translation lives up to the job... the profoundly original writer... is not the sermonizing spiritual guru admired – and then rejected – in London.” NobelPrize.org · 24 years ago 🛒 Notable Editions he is a source, a waterfall, flowing out
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