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Opinion: Can an outsider ever truly belong in Goa? New book grapples with this question

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Is there a version of belonging to Goa that is not predicated on consumption and extraction? 'Appetite'- a new anthology of 36 stories, poems, essays—and even a graphic piece—is interested in capturing what happens to a place when everyone’s busy wanting it. Published by Penguin Random House earlier this year and edited by Shivranjana Rathore and Tino de Sa, the collection brings together original pieces from members of the Goa Writers Group, a community of over a hundred writers based in the state or connected to it by ancestry. Watch this week's column by Karanjeet Kaur----more----Read full article here: https://theprint.in/opinion/can-an-outsider-ever-truly-belong-in-goa-new-book-grapples-with-this-question/2898021/

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