Indian writing in English: A Brief Study of some Indian Female English Writers
Keywords:
English Language, Indian writers, contribution, prose and poetryAbstract
The purpose of this research is to examine the development of English literature in India across time, starting from the British colonial era when they introduced the language to the Indian people. The story starts with Sake Dean Mahomet's landmark work, "Travels of Dean Mahomet," which was released in 1793. It then on to detail the ongoing trend of English literature in India. This literary environment has undergone a tremendous transition over time, opening its doors to contributions from male authors and, most notably, female writers. Today, the heritage continues to flourish due to the notable novels, poetry, and prose written by female writers who have carved out their niche. This article provides a succinct account of the development of English literature in India, drawing on secondary sources. It also highlights the many significant contributions that female authors have made to this literary legacy.
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