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BOOK REVIEW: Karen Chase’s "Two Tales: Jamali Kamali and ZundelState" - The Berkshire Edge
A stunningly beautiful tomb on a Delhi side street and an oral tradition was the inspiration for Karen Chase’s epic poem about two supposedly homosexual lovers: Jamali, a sixteenth-century Sufi court poet and saint about whom very little is known, and Kamali, a complete unknown. The poem is the first of two vastly different yet interconnected works in “Two Tales: Jamali Kamali and ZundelState,” from the award-winning author of “Land of Stone,” a…
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