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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

'The Great Return of Doctor Faustus' released

Pro vice-chancellor of Patna University SI Ahson and Dr Shamshad Hussain, former vice-chancellor of Magadh University released a novel "The Great Return of Doctor Faustus" written by Ashutosh Kumar, a student of MA first year (English), Darbhanga House, Patna University, in Patna on March 25, 2010. The novel is inspired by Christophar Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus".
Photo: Aftab Alam Siddiqui

6 comments:

  1. Ashutosh Kumar is a great young writer who has reinvented the legend of ‘Dr. Faustus’ in his debut novel ‘The Great Return of Dr. Faustus’. The novel is full of adventures. When I read the novel I came to experience something new. The novel begins from the point where Marlow’s ‘Dr. Faustus’ ends. The main universal idea according to me is to show that good always wins over evil. In todays parlance this novel can be well thought-out as a great sequel of the ‘Faust Legend’.

    I think that the greatness of Ashutosh lies in his ability to create his own characters and places. He makes the whole setting of the play shift from 16th century Europe to 21st century India, which I am sure is a result of his patriotism.

    I wish him all the success and thank him for paying a good tribute to the holy river Ganges.

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  2. Cogratulations..... mr ashutosh. U proved that u are a prolific writer and a versatile genius. Good luck .

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  3. i congratulate mr. ashutosh and can you kindly tell me the bookstre where i can get his book..
    well ashutosh was a good friend of mine and my classmate so lets see how my friend has written this novel the review seems to be very good

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  4. Congratulate Mr. Ashutosh you have proved your talent through heart-touching book.Your book is superb and you became a versatile young writer.

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  5. Hi Sir, i m d goldsmith 4m dbg. U r a real young turk. Congrats.

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  6. Hi Sir, i m d goldsmith 4m dbg. U r a real young turk. Congrats.

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