When fifty-something Naina Mehta's husband dies of a heart attack, she transforms herself from a suburban wife into a bold woman thirsty for new experiences. A far cry from the classic image of the aging Indian widow who dresses in subdued colors and focuses solely on her children and God.

Naina moves to New York City, takes up a low-paying job in a contemporary art gallery, and becomes besotted by Jai, her daughter's boyfriend. But that's only the beginning of her journey into this new world that allows her to explore the possibilities of being who she wants to be.

As Naina becomes more empowered, she dips her toes into the world of dating for the first time in her life. Maybe the possibility of love still exists for a woman of her age. But what happens if the man in question is Muslim and stirs generational wounds and the wrath of her conservative son?

Woman of an Uncertain Age explores the rocky, uncertain terrain of female midlife during a time when the parameters and ideas of midlife are being challenged. What does it mean to be a fifty-plus woman with grown children in such an environment? Especially for Naina, who comes from a culture where life is expected to follow a strict traditional course.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	340
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Bedazzled Ink Publishing Company
Fecha de Publicación	2022-09-20
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.76" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Voces Propias, Femenino, Asiático - General, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Femenino, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Femenino, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Femenino, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Femenino, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Femenino, Familia, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Asiático - General, Familia, Femenino, Voces Propias, Femenino, Familia, Asiático - General

Malhotra, Priya

Priya Malhotra has been a writer and journalist in New York for almost 20 years and has contributed to Newsday, Time Out New York, The Times of India, The Japan Times, Asian Art News, Cosmopolitan and News India Times. She has a Master's degree in journalism from Columbia University in New York City and a Bachelor' s degree in English literature from Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. She is represented by Jennifer Lyons of Jennifer Lyons Literary Agency whose clients include luminaries such as Jesmyn Ward who made history by becoming the first woman and African-American to win the National Book Award for fiction twice. The agency also represents the estates of Gabriela Mistral, the late Chilean Poet and first Latin American to win the Nobel Prize for literature, and Oscar Hijuelos, the late Cuban-American novelist and first Hispanic writer to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.