Vatsala Mendonca is an impressive historical fiction writer who sets her novels in controversial time-periods such as the Inquisition and Goa's slave trading past.
Here in conversation with author Jessica Faleiro, Vatsala discusses her latest novel, "when god died," a title she explains as a 'metaphor for the loss of a universal moral truth.'
Nothing is off the table in this no-holds barred interview which touches on Goa's inglorious past, its patriarchy and the women caught in the crossfire.
| | when god died — Joao-Roque Literary Journal est. 2017By Jessica Faleiro Your first book Shadow of the Palm Tree (2019) brought to light the presence of the slave ... |
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