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Contents
AGES, MOVEMENTS AND LITERARY HISTORIES ...... 4
FORMS OF LITERATURE AND
LITERARY ESSAYS .......................................................... 5
LITERARY CRITICISM ........................................................ 8
ALSO REFER ENGLISH LITERATURE—PROSE ........... 8
GENERAL ENGLISH—LANGUAGE,
LINGUISTICS, GRAMMAR, ELT AND ESP .............. 11
DICTIONARIES AND BOOKS FOR RESEARCH ........... 12
BOOKS FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS .............................. 13
VIVA-VOCE ............................................................................ 14
ENGLISH LITERATURE ..................................................... 14
PROSE ...................................................................................... 14
POETRY .................................................................................. 18
FICTION .................................................................................. 28
DRAMA ................................................................................... 31
RUSSIAN & FRENCH LITERATURE ............................... 34
AMERICAN LITERATURE ................................................ 34
BLACK AMERICAN, COMMONWEALTH
& AFRICAN LITERATURE .......................................... 38
GREEK & LATIN LITERATURE ....................................... 40
INDIAN-ENGLISH LITERATURE ..................................... 41
ORIGINAL POETRY COLLECTIONS .............................. 50
GENERAL INTEREST ......................................................... 50
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AGES, MOVEMENTS AND LITERARY HISTORIES
AGES, MOVEMENTS AND LITERARY HISTORIES
1. A Concise History of English Literature (New Revised Edition) 220.00
–S.C. Mundhra & V.N.S. Chowdhary
2. A Handbook of the Study of Literature : Studies in Literary Forms, 80.00
Literary Movements and Practical Criticism –M.N. Sinha
3. A History of Anglo-Saxon and Middle English Literature 30.00
–J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Mundhra
4. A History of English Literature (In Three Volumes) –J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Mundhra
a. Vol. I. Anglo-Saxon Period to the Age of Dryden 155.00
b. Vol. II The Age of Pope to the Romantic Period 165.00
c. Vol. III The Victorian Age to the Present Day 220.00
5. A History of Greek Literature –S.P. Sen Gupta 200.00
6. A History of the English Language –A.N. Dwivedi 50.00
7. A Reader’s Guide to American Literature –S.C. Mundhra 160.00
8. A Short History of English Drama –Raghukul Tilak 75.00
9. A Short History of English Literature –Raghukul Tilak 68.00
10. A Short History of English Novel –Raghukul Tilak 60.00
11. A Short History of English Poetry –Raghukul Tilak 75.00
12. A Short History of English Prose & Essay –Raghukul Tilak 50.00
13. A Short Survey of Old and Middle English Poetry –S.N. Arora 20.00
14. A Social History of England (in Questions & Answers)–S.C. Mundhra 75.00
15. A Survey of English Literature –Raghukul Tilak
Vol. I Chaucer and the Fifteenth Century (1350-1550) 40.00
Vol. II Elizabethan Literature (1550-1600) 40.00
Vol. III Early 17th Century or the Age of Milton and Donne
(1600-1660) 45.00
Vol. IV The Restoration Age or the Age of Dryden (1660-1700) 35.00
16. A Survey of Indian English Literature –Satish Kumar
a. Vol. I Indian English Poetry 250.00
b. Vol.II Indian English Prose 140.00
c. Vol.III Indian English Drama 90.00
d. Vol. IV Indian English Novel 220.00
17. Ages & Movements in Literary History for students –S.C. Mundhra 65.00
18. An Approach to American Literature – N.S. Sahu 150.00
19. Answer Bank of Literature for Competitive Examinations – Nimavat 125.00
20. Gems of English Literature (English Literature Digest) 125.00
–Raghukul Tilak
21. History of American Literature –Raghukul Tilak 125.00
22. Important Questions on History of American Literature
–Raghukul Tilak, Anupuma Gupta 72.00
23. Important Questions on Social History of England
–Raghukul Tilak, Anupuma Gupta 35.00
24. Indo-Anglian Fiction—An Assessment –P. P. Mehta In Press
25. Indo-Anglian Literature (An Outline) –R. K. Badal 15.00
26. Major Movements in Modern English Literature*–S.C. Mundhra 25.00
Symbolism, Surrealism, Dadaism, Futurism, Expressionism, Imagism
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27. Major Movements in English Literature–S.C. Mundhra 80.00

1. THE RENAISSANCE, 2. REFORMATION, 3. THE METAPHYSICAL POETRY, 4. NEO-
CLASSICISM, 5. THE PERIOD OF ROMANTIC REVIVAL, 6. THE OXFORD MOVEMENT,
7. THE PRE-RAPHAELITE MOVEMENT, 8. THE AESTHETIC MOVEMENT, 9. IMAGISM, 10.
SYMBOLISM AND ENGLISH POETRY. 11.GEORGIAN POETRY. 12. THE BLOOMSBURY
GROUP. 13. THE NEW CRITICISM. 14. THE CHICAGO CRITICS. 15. STRUCTURALISM. 16.
POST-STRUCTURALISM. 17. DECONSTRUCTION. 18. MARXIST CRITICISM. 19. PSYCHO-
ANLYTIC CRITICISM. 20. READER-RESPONSE THEORY. 21. FEMINIST CRITICISM. 22.
NEW HISTORICISM
28. Major Works of English Literature (An Acquaintance)–S.C. Mundhra 15.00
29. Social History of England –Raghukul Tilak 30.00
30. Social and Literary History of England –J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Mundhra 160.00
31. Students’ Companion to Literature –B.S. Nimavat 120.00
32. The Modern Age in English Literature —S.C. Mundhra 30.00
1. MAIN TENDENCIES OF MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE. 2. LITERATURE OF THE MODERN
AGE—ITS DEVELOPMENT. 3. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE—POETRY,
DRAMA, FICTION. 4. MAJOR MODERN POETS. 5. MAJOR MODERN DRAMATISTS. 6. MAJOR
MODERN NOVELISTS. 7. MAIN WORKS OF TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE.
33. Trends and Movements in English Literature 132.00
–S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra
1. CLASSICISM 2. ROMANTICISM 3. MARXISM 4. SURREALISM 5. DADAISM
6. AESTHETICISM 7. FUTURISM 8. THE GROTESQUE 9. EXISTENTIALISM
10. IMPRESSIONISM 11. EXPRESSIONISM 12. SYMBOLISM IN TWENTIETH CENTURY POETRY
13. THE NATURE OF LITERATURE 14. LITERATURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS 15. THE
RENAISSANCE AND THE REFORMATION 16. HUMANISM 17. THE METAPHYSICAL POETRY
18. THE GRAVEYAND SCHOOL OF POETRY 19. THE NEO-CLASSICAL POETRY 20. THE
ROMANTIC MOVEMENT 21. THE OXFORD MOVEMENT 22. THE PRE-RAPHAELITE MOVEMENT
23. THE VICTORIAN COMPROMISE 24. THE NAUGHTY NINETIES 25. THE PROBLEM PLAY 26.
POETIC DRAMA 27. THE THEATRE OF THE ABSURD 28. THE NEW CRITICS AND AFTER OR
FORMALIST CRITICISIM AND THE “CHICAGO SCHOOL” 29. THE GRAND STYLE IN ENGLISH
POETRY 30. REALISM IN ENGLISH POETRY 31. IMAGIST POETRY 32. PSYCHOLOGY AND
FICTION 33. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY POETRY 34. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY
DRAMA 35. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY CRITICISM 36. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH
CENTURY FICTION 37. THE AGE OF PROSE AND REASON 38. GEORGIAN POETRY 39. THE
BLOOMSBURY GROUP 40. THE ENGLISH SATIRE.
REES, R.J.
34. English Literature–An Introduction for Foreign Readers –Nimavat & Nimavat 35.00
TOYNE ANTHONY
35. An English Reader’s History of England 32.00
(With Literary Topics)–P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt
FORMS OF LITERATURE AND

LITERARY ESSAYS
1. A Dictionary of Literary Terms—A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 165.00
2. A Handbook of Literary Forms –M.K. Pandey 15.00
POETRY–EPIC, MOCK-EPIC, ELEGY, ODE, SONNET, SHORT LYRIC, THE PASTORAL DRAMA–
THE TRAGEDY, THE COMEDY, TRAGI COMEDY, THE PROBLEM PLAY, MELODRAMA,
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FARCE, THE ABSURD DRAMA RHETORIC AND PROSODY–FIGURES OF SPEECH, SIMILE,

METAPHOR, PERSONIFICATION, APOSTROPHE, HYPERBOLE, EUPHEMISM, ANTITHESIS,
OXYMORON, EPIGRAM, PUN, IRONY, METONYMY, SYNECDOCHE, TRANSFERRSED
EPTHET, ANTI-CLIMAX, (BATHOS), ONOMATOPOEA, ALLITERATION, PARADOX PROSE–
AUTOBIOGRAPHY, BIOGRAPHY FICTION–REALISTIC NOVEL, PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVEL,
THE STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS NOVEL, LYRICAL NOVEL, HISTORICAL NOVEL, THE
EXPERIMENTAL NOVEL, THE GOTHIC NOVEL
3. A Literary Spectrum (Essays in Literature) –I.N. Agarwal 20.00
1. THE ESSAY: ITS ORIGINS, GROWTH AND MODERNITY 2. WALTER DE LA MARE:
THE BACKGROUND AND THE WORK 3. LORCA AND THE SPIRIT OF ANDALUSIA 4.
TONE IN THE POETRY OF C.P. CAVALY 5. ENGLISH POETRY TODAY 6. THE
LANGUAGE AND THE LIMITS OF THE SELF IN THE POETRY OF KAMALA DAS 7.
TONIGHT THIS SAVAGE RITE: A PERSPECTIVE OF PRITISH NANDY'S LOVE POEMS
8. EPIPHANIES IN A POTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN 9. TOLSTOY'S WAR
AND PEACE 10. MANOHAR MAGONLAR'S THE ENTERTAINTER 11. ON A SHORT
STORY OF ALBERT CAMUS 12. ARNOLD WASKER AND THE NEW ENGLISH DRAMA
4. Advanced Critical Essays – J.G. Bhuva 20.00
1. ART AS MINESIS, 2. THE CONCEPT OF KATHARSIS, 3. ART AND MORALITY OR ART FOR
ART'S SAKE, 4. THE MIRACLE AND THE MORALITY PLAY OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
MEDIAEVAL ENGLISH DRAMA, 5. SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY, 6. SHAKESPEAREAN COMEDY,
7. RESTORATION COMEDY, 8. STYLE: ITS PROBLEMS AND PRINCIPLES,
9. THE TEST OF A CLASSIC.
5. Advanced Literary Essays –J.N. Mundhra & C.L. Sahni 120.00
1. THE ENGLISH ESSAY, 2. THE ENGLISH SHORT STORY, 3. LITERATURE REFLECTS
THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE, 4. LITERATURE AND ITS FUNCTIONS, 5. ART AND MORALITY
OR ART FOR ART'S SAKE, 6. LITERATURE AND SCIENCE, 7. BIOGRAPHY IN ENGLISH
LITERATURE, 8. THE NATURE AND FUNCTIONS OF LITERARY CRITICISM, 9. CRITICISM
AND CREATION OR “TO JUDGE OF POETS IS ONLY THE FACULTY OF POETS”, 10.
TRENDS IN MODERN LITERARY CRITICISM, 11. POETRY: ITS NATURE, POWER, AND
FUNCTION, 12. REALISM IN ENGLISH POETRY , 13. THE METAPHYSICAL SCHOOL OF
POETRY, 14. PRE-RAPHAELITE POETRY OR THE FLESHLY SCHOOL OF POETRY, 15.
TRENDS IN MODERN ENGLISH POETRY, 16. THE BALLAD IN ENGLISH LITERATURE,
17. THE ENGLISH SONNET AND SONNET SEQUENCE, 18. THE ODE IN ENGLISH
LITERATURE, 19. THE ENGLISH LYRIC, 20. EPIC POETRY, 21. INDIAN POETRY IN
ENGLISH, 22. INDIAN WRITERS OF ENGLISH FICTION, 23. THE IMAGES OF MAHATMA
GANDHI IN INDO-ENGLISH FICTION, 24. SELF-SEEKING IN FICTION OR THE
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL, 25. THE HISTORICAL NOVEL, 26. THE GOTHIC NOVEL,
27. SCIENCE FICTION, 28. THE PSYCH-LOGICAL NOVEL, 29. THE STREAM OF
CONSCIOUSNESS NOVEL, 30. TENDENCIES IN THE TWENTIETH-CENTURY ENGLISH
FICTION, 31. TRAGEDY AND THE TRAGIC HERO, 32. THE ENGLISH COMEDY, 33. THE
ENGLISH POETIC DRAMA, 34. TRENDS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY DRAMA, 35. SATIRE
IN ENGLISH LITERATURE, 36. THE PICARESQUE NOVEL, 37. THE REGIONAL NOVEL.
6. Comedy-A Study in Form—P.P. Mehta 15.00
7. Contemporary Indian English Verse –A. N. Dwivedi
Vol.I Essays on Female Poets 150.00
Vol.II Essays on Male Poets 175.00
FOR DETAILS, PLEASE REFER SECTION ON INDIAN-ENGLISH LITERATURE
8. Critical Essays on Comparative Literature –B. Shyamla Rao 25.00
THE IMPACT OF LITERATURE ON THE MODERN VALUES OF LIFE, SHAKESPEAR’S
CONCEPTION OF COMEDIES, ELIZABETHAN THEATRE AND AUDIENCE, KEATS AND TORU
DUTT- A COMPARATIVE STUDY, THE INDO-ANGLIAN NOVEL AND THE PROBLEM OF

LANGUAGE, THE INDO-ANGLIAN NOVEL, JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU’S CONTRIBUTION TO

INDO-ANGLIAN LITERATURE, THE POETIC EXCELLENCE OF SHELLEY, SHAKESPEARE’S
CONCEPTION OF TRAGEDY, THE INFLUENCE OF ENGLISH ROMANTIC POETS ON
MODERN TELUGU POETRY, SHAKESPEARE AND KALIDASA- A COMPARATIVE STUDY,
SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE—AN ASSESSMENT, T.S. ELIOT AS A POET AND CRITIC,
DR. SARVEPALLI RADHA KRISHNAN-THE PHILOSOPHER STATEMAN.
9. Essays on Canadian Literature –ed. K. Balachandran 150.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON COMMONWEALTH LITERATURE
10. Essays on Contemporary Literature –I.D. Sharma 45.00
INTRODUCTION TO NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN MODERN LITERATURE,
DECOLONISATIION IN AFRICAN LITERATURE, DECOLONISATION IN INDIAN
LITERATURE, ANALYSIS OF ‘DECOLONISING THE INDIAN MIND’, AN ESSAY BY NAMVAR
SINGH, ANALYSIS OF ‘BEING A WRITER IN INDIA’ BY U.R. ANANTHAMURTHY, THEME
OF PARTITION IN INDIAN LITERATURE, EPIC DIMENSIONS OF PREM CHAND’S ‘GODAN’,
T.S. PILLAI’S ‘CHEEMEEN’ AS A TRAGEDY ON GRAND SCALE, THE PROBLEM OF
COMMUNICATION IN TRANSLATED WORKS, CRITICAL EVALUATION OF AUROBINDO’S
SAVITRI, CARTOGRAPHY OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN ‘SAVITRI’, THE IMAGE OF INDIAN
WOMANHOOD IN ‘GAURI’ AND ‘THE PAINTER OF SIGNS’, QUEST MOTIF IN ‘SAMSKARA’
AND ‘SAMSKARA’, SHIV KUMAR’S ‘LUNA’–AS ASSESSMENT, MAHASHEWATA DEVI’S
‘RUDALI’–A READING, ‘ICE-CANDY MAN’ AS POST COLONIAL NOVEL, DIASPORIC
CONSCIOUSNESS IN ‘ICE-CANDY MAN’ AMD ‘THE SHADOW LINES’.
11. Interpreting Literature : A Reality and a Myth –G.D. Barche 175.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER CAPTION ON NEXT PAGE
12. Key to Literary Forms & Terms–Sudhir Arora 40.00
13. Satire : A Study in Form –S.N. Arora 12.00
14. The Feminist Mode in Commonwealth Literature—R.A. Singh 120.00
15. The English Essay & Essayist —S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 75.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON ENGLISH LITERATURE— PROSE
16. The Epic : A Study in Form —P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 10.00
17. The Novel : A Study in From –P.P. Mehta and P.N. Bhatt 20.00
18. The Novel : Its Forms & Techniques –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 50.00
19. The Short Story and One Act Play : A Study in From –P.P. Mehta 12.00
20. The Temperate Zone : Essays on Post- 75.00
Second-World War Poetry – S.N. Pandey
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON ENGLISH LITERATURE—POETRY
21. Theory of Literature and Other Essays –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 80.00
1. LITERATURE AND THE OTHER ARTS. 2. CHANGES IN LITERARY TASTE.
3. FORM, STRUCTURE AND CONTENT IN LITERATURE. 4. THE PROBLEM OF VALUE AND
EVALUATION IN LITERATURE. 5. THE NATURE OF LITERATURE. 6. THE FUNCTION OF
LITERATURE. 7. LITERATURE AND BIOGRAPHY. 8. LITERATURE AND PSYCHOLOGY. 9.
LITERATURE AND SOCIETY. 10. LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. 11. LITERATURE AND IDEAS.
12. THE PROBLEM OF LITERARY HISTORY. 13.THE MEANING, FUNCTIONS AND TYPES OF
CRITICISM. 14. CRITICISIM AND CREATION. 15. THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF PLOT AND
CHARACTER IN TRAGEDY. 16. THE PICARESQUE NOVEL. 17. THE REGIONAL NOVEL. 18. THE
AGE OF PROSE AND REASON, OUR EXCELLENT AND INDISPENSABLE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
19. THE POETIC DRAMA. 20. POETRY, ITS NATURE, POWER AND FUNCTIONS. 21. THE
OPPOSITE OF POETRY IS NOT PROSE BUT SCIENCE. 22. THE ENGLISH ESSAY. 23. THE
IMPACT OF THE BIBLE ON ENGLISH LITERATURE. 24. THE ENGLISH SATIRE. 25. THE
VICTORIAN COMPROMISE
22. Tragedy — Its Theory and Forms –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 15.00

L I T E R A RY C R I T I C I S M
POST-COLONIAL LITERATURE
INTERPRETING LITERATURE : A REALITY AND A MYTH
–G.D. Barche ISBN 978-81-7977-269-0
pp. 200 Price: Rs 175.00
‘MAKARAND’: A STUDY IN SCHEMA THEORY; A STYLISTIC STUDY OF THE POEMS OF TORU DUTT AND
KAMALA DAS ; ANGER EXPRESSION IN KAMALA DAS’S POETRY: A STUDY IN KLESA-VRITTI ; UPNISADIC
VISION IN KEATS’S “ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE” ; ‘PHOENIX’ AND ‘ICARUS’ REWORKED IN THE EROTIC POETRY
OF R.K. SINGH ; JUXTAPOSITION DEVICE IN JOY’S SHORT POEMS ; ‘SUN MOTIF’ IN THE POST INDEPENDENCE
INDIAN POETRY IN ENGLISH ; SELECT POEMS OF SUNITA JAIN: A STUDY IN COUPLING COMPLEX ; SELECT
POEMS OF KAMALA DAS & SYLVIA PLATH: A STUDY IN PATANJAL PSYCHOLOGY ; A STUDY OF NATURE-
CULTURE FORCES IN ARUN JOSHI’S THE STRANGE CASE OF BILLY BISWAS AND NGUIGI WA THIONG ’O’S THE
RIVER BETWEEN ; A STUDY OF ALIENATION IN BYE-BYE BLACKBIRD & THE STRANGE CASE OF BILLY BISWAS ;
FACETS OF FEMINISM IN INDIAN ENGLISH FICTION ; LAJJA/SHAME : A STUDY IN PATANJALI’S CONCEPT OF
AVIDYA ; INSIDE THE HAVELI AND THE NOWHERE MAN : A STUDY IN THE UPANISHADIC PRINCIPLE ;
DECONSTRUCTING THE DECONSTRUCTION IN ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS ; MANOHAR MALGONKAR’S
THE MEN WHO KILLED GANDHI : A STUDY IN EXISTENTIAL IRONY ; FEROZA IN BAPSI SIDHWA’S AN AMERICAN
BRAT AND OLIVIA IN JHABVALA’S HEAT AND DUST : A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY ; MAYA : ANOTHER EVE IN
SECOND THOUGHTS ; INDU : ANOTHER SISYPHUS IN ROOTS AND SHADOWS ; MARCO—A TRAGIC CHARACTER
; QUERRY : A STUDY IN FOUR LAYERS OF CONSCIOUSNESS ; ARUNDHATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS
: A STUDY IN SUGGESTIVITY AS ITS FORTE ; SHIKHANDI SYMBOL REWORKED IN SHASHI THAROOR’S NOVEL
RIOT ; THAROOR’S RIOT : A STUDY IN THE MYTH OF FALL ; OTHELLO—A VRITTI APPROACH ; TUGHLAQ: A STUDY
IN PATANJALI’S CONCEPT OF ABHINIVESA
LITERARY CRITICISM
ALSO REFER ENGLISH LITERATURE—PROSE
1. A Beginner’s Guide to Modern Critical Theory– Samir K. Dash 40.00
POST MODERNISM, POST MODERN CRITICAL THEORY, FORMALISM, NEW CRITICISM, STRUCTURALISM,
POST STRUCTURALISM, DECONSTRUCTION AND SUPER STRUCTURALISM, MODERN READERS RESPONSE
THEORY,READERSRESPONSETHEORYINREFERENCETOSTENLEYFISH,NEWHISTORICISM,POSTCOLONIAL
STUDIES, ORIENTALISM, FEMINISM, ANSWERS TO SELECTED QUESTIONS AND PROBABLE QUESTIONS.
3. A Reader's Guide to Principles of Literary Criticism 65.00
and Literary Critics –S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal
4. Aspects of Modern Criticism –B.K. Patnayak 25.00
POST-STRUCTURALISM, DERRIDA’S THEORY OF DECONSTRUCTION, FEMINIST
CRITICISM, DERRIDA'S STRUCTURE, SIGN AND PLAY IN THE DISCOURSES OF HUMAN
SCIENCES, RONALD BARTHES' FROM WORK TO TEXT
5. Basic Concepts of Literary Criticism–Harin Majithia 40.00
THE IDEAL CRITIC, LITERATURE AS POWER, PLATO ON POETRY, ARISTOTLE ON TRAGEDY,
SUBLIMITY IN LITERATURE, DANTE’S ILLUSTRIOUS VERNACULAR, SIDNEY’S DEFENCE
OF POETRY, BEN JONSON AS A CRITIC, DRYDEN’S CONTRIBUTION TO LITERARY
CRITICISM, COLERIDEGE’S THEORY OF IMAGINATION, DEFINITION AND ELEMENTS OF
LITERATURE, METHODS OF STUDYING AN AUTHOR, LITERATURE AND SOCIETY, FORMS
OF POETRY, NOVEL AS A POCKET THEATRE, THE DRAMA AND THE STAGE
6. Contemporary Criticism –B.S. Nimavat 60.00
DISCUSS J. M. MURRY'S VIEWS ON 'PURE POETRY'?; DISCUSS ALLEN TATES VIEWS REGARDING
'TENSION 'IN POETRY'; DISCUSS ALLEN TATES VIEWS REGARDING 'TENSION 'IN POETRY'; DISCUSS
LIONEL TRILLING'S VIEWS IN HIS ESSAY 'SENSE OF THE PAST.'; WRITE A NOTE ON INTENTIONAL FALLACY

L I T E R A RY C R I T I C I S M
BYW.K.WIMSATTANDM.C.BEARDSLEY; CRITICALLYDISCUSSFRANKKERMODE'SVIEWSIN'DISSOCIATION
OF SENSIBILITY'; DISCUSS THE ROLE OF THE CRITIC ACCORDING TO HELEN GARDNER IN HER ESSAY THE
SCEPTRE AND THE TORCH.; DISCUSS JONATHAN CULLER'S VIEWS IN STRUCTURALISM AND LITERATURE;
WRITE A NOTE ON MODERNISM; WRITE A NOTE ON SOCIOLOGICAL CRITICISM; WRITE A DETAILED NOTE
ON POST-MODERNISM; WRITE A NOTE ON RUSSIAN FORMALISM; WRITE A NOTE ON STRUCTURALISM.
; DISCUSS JOHN CROWE RANSOM'S VIEWS ON CRITICISM; WRITE NOTE ON T. S. ELIOT'S VIEWS IN
TRADITION AND THE INDIVIDUAL TALENT ; DISCUSS THE VIEWS OF I.A. RICHARDS ON 'THE FOUR KINDS
OF MEANING' ; WRITE A NOTE ON MARXIST CRITICISM; WRITE A NOTE ON PSYCHO-ANALYTICAL SCHOOL
CRITICISM.; WRITE A NOTE ON STYLISTICS BY H.K. WIDDOWSON.; WRITE A NOTE ON DERRIDA'S
THEORY OF LECONSTRUCTION.; DISCUSS THE CRITICAL VIEWS OF ROLAND BARTHES IN THE DEATH OF
THE AUTHOR; DISCUSS NORTHROPE FRYE'S ARCHETYPAL LITERARY CRITICISM.
7. Essays in Criticism—A New Interpretation –M. Panda 35.00
A CRITIQUE OF JOSEPH ADDISON'S “THE PLEASURES OF IMAGINATIONS”, WILLIAM
WORDSWORTH AND SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE ON IMAGINATION, EDGAR ALLAN
POE'S DOCTRINE OF ANTI-DIDACTICISM, EDGAR ALLAN POE'S IDEAS ON TRADITION
AND NATIONALITY IN LITERATURE, A CRITIQUE OF MATTHEW ARNOLD'S “THE STUDY
OF POETRY”, T. S. ELIOT'S DOCTRINE OF “OBJECTICE CORRELATIVE”, I. A. RICHARDS'S
DOCTRINE OF SYNAESTHESIS, I. A. RICHARDS'S “CONTEXT THEOREM OF MEANING” AND
CONCEPT OF “METAPHOR”, JOHN CROWE RANSOM'S DOCTRINE OF IRRELEVANCE OF THE
TEXTURE TO THE STRUCTURE OF THE POEM.
8. Makers of Criticism –S.D. Sharma 40.00
OF DRAMATIC POESY: JOHN DRYDEN, OF TRUE AND FALSE: JOSEPH ADDISION, OF
POETICS: ARISTOTLE, OF CRITICAL UNIVERSALS: HORACE, BEN JONSON GREEK, DANTE
ALIGHIERI, SIR PHILIP SIDNEY, ENGLISH NEO-CLASSICISM: BEN JONSON, OF
IMAGINATION: SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, OF ROMANTIC CREATIVITY : CHARLESS
LAMB, OF PROGNOSTICATION: P.B. SHELLEY, OF PRACTICALISM: I.A. RICHARDS
9. Modern Theories of Poetic Criticism –R.S. Tiwari 125.00
WHAT IS POETRY?, WHY WE READ POETRY?, THE QUESTION OF ART IN POETRY, HOW TO
APPRECIATE POETRY?, IS LITERATURE A FORCE?, NATURE OF POETRY: ELITIST OR
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10. A Guide to Practical Criticism –U.S. Rukhaiyar & A.N. Prasad 45.00
11. Practical Criticism –S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 70.00
12. Perspectives in Indian English Poetry Criticism –B. K. Das 75.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE
13. Principles and History of Literary Criticism 190.00
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14. Trends in Shakespearean Criticism –S.P. Sen Gupta 85.00
ARISTOTLE
15. The Poetics† –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 50.00
ARNOLD, MATTHEW
16. A Study of the Works of Matthew Arnold : The Overwhelming 95.00
Question – N.S. Sahu

LITERARY CRITICISM
17. Essays in Criticism (2nd Series)† –R. Singh & R.L. Tiwari 40.00
1. THE STUDY OF POETRY 2. MILTON 3. THOMAS GRAY 4. JOAN KEATS
5. WORDSWORTH 6. SHELLEY.
18. Preface to 1853 Vol. of Poems† –S.P. Sen Gupta 35.00
19. The Function of Criticism at the Present Time† 25.00
–K.N. Joshi & S.C. Agarwal
20. The Study of Poetry† –K.N. Joshi & S.C. Agarwal 25.00
BLACKSTONE
21. Practical English Prosody –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 20.00
COLERIDGE, S.T.
22. Biographia Literaria†–M.C. Saxena 70.00
DAICHES, DAVID
23. Critical Approaches to Literature–P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 35.00
DRYDEN, JOHN
24. An Essay of Dramatic Poesy† –K.N. Joshi 25.00
25. Preface to the Fables† –K.N. Joshi 20.00
ELIOT, T.S.
26. T.S. Eliot : The Man as a Poet, Playwright, Prophet and Critic : 95.00
A Reorientation –N.S. Sahu
27. T.S. Eliot’s Three Essays –K.N. Joshi & S.C. Agarwal 25.00
TRADITION & THE INDIVIDUAL TALENT, THE FUNCTION OF CRITICISM,
THE FRONTIERS OF CRITICISM
28. The Sacred Wood –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
29. Tradition and The Individual Talent –R. K. Augustine 30.00
30. A Reader's Guide to Tradition and Individual Talent (English-Hindi Med.) 40.00
ENRIGHT AND CHEKARA
31. English Critical Texts – P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 30.00
HORACE
32. The Art of Poetry† –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
HUDSON
33. An Introduction to the Study of Literature–Nimavat 32.00
JAKABSON, ROMAN AND GENETTE, GERARD
34. Linguistics and Poetics, The Metaphoric and Metonymic Poles,
Structuralism and Literary Criticism –Girish Saxena 20.00
JOHNSON, SAMUEL
35. Dr. Johnson as a Critic –Sanjay Kumar In Press
36. Life of Milton† –R. Singh & S.C. Tiwari 30.00
37. Life of Pope† –S.D. Sharma 50.00
38. Preface to the Plays of Shakespeare† –S.D. Sharma 45.00

GENERAL ENGLISH—LANGUAGE, LINGUISTICS, GRAMMAR, ELT &ESP
LEAVIS, F.R.
39. A Critique on F.R. Leavis's Literary Criticism & Philosophy –Girish Saxena 20.00
LONGINUS
40. On the Sublime –S.D. Sharma 50.00
RICHARDS, I.A.
41. Principles of Literary Criticism–P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 30.00
SCOTT JAMES, R.A.
42. The Making of Literature –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 30.00
43. The Making of Literature (Question-Answer Form) –B.S. Nimavat 40.00
SHELLEY, P.B.
44. A Defence of Poetry† –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
SIDNEY, PHILIP
45. An Apology for Poetry† –O.P. Saxena 50.00
WELLEK & WARREN
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WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM
47. Preface to the Lyrical Ballads† –K.N. Joshi 56.00
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6. A Handbook of English Philology –M.N. Sinha 60.00
7. A Handbook of English Pronunciation –M.V.S. Sarma 25.00
8. A History of the English Language –A.N. Dwivedi 50.00

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9. A Handbook of English Grammar –S.C. Mundhra 55.00

10. A New approach to English Grammar (IInd Edition) –A.N.Prasad 75.00
11. A Textbook of English for Students of Science 45.00
–A.K. Chaturvedi & S. Kukreti
12. Acquisition of Hindi and English –Uma Rajput 225.00
13. Aspects of Linguistics —N.S. Sahu 55.00
14. Avoid Common Errors in English –P.P. Mehta 20.00
15. Developing a Learner–Centred ELT Curriculum in India 250.00
(Trends and Issues)–Mohammad Aslam
16. Development of Roman Alphabets –I.C. Rahi 15.00
17. Essentials of English Grammar & Composition –Luka Karively 20.00
18. General English Practice –R.K. Singh 50.00
(For Proficiency in College and Competitive Exams)
19. Glorious Thoughts on Science –A. Rama Raju 10.00
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21. New Pattern Golden General English 50.00
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24. Professional Communication –M.A. Rizvi 95.00
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28. Trends in English Language Teaching in India –Mohd. Aslam 95.00
29. Teaching of English as a Second Language in India –A. Antony 75.00
30. Typical Approach to Comprehension, Translation & Applied Grammar
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31. Using Contemporary English Idioms –R.K. Singh 25.00
32. Using English in Science & Technology –R.K. Singh 75.00
WRENN, C.L.
33. The English Language –P.P. Mehta 20.00
DICTIONARIES AND BOOKS FOR RESEARCH

1. A Dictionary of Literary Terms –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 165.00
2. A Dictionary of Mythological and Bibilical Allusions 50.00
in Literature –K.N. Joshi
3. A Dictionary of Shakespearean References –Gopalkrishnan 95.00
4. Creative Writing–The Process, Potential and Ability–K. Prabhavathi 150.00
5. Research Methodology for English Literature 60.00
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6. Writing your Thesis and Research Papers (IInd Ed.) –R.K. Singh 125.00

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type questions. The book has been framed and arranged in terms of
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1. A Concise History of English Literature (New Revised Edition) 220.00
–S.C. Mundhra & V.N.S. Chowdhary
2. A Dictionary of Literary Terms –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 165.00
3. A Dictionary of Mythological and Biblical Allusions in Literature 50.00
–K.N. Joshi
4. A Handbook of Communication Skills and Funcational English–B. K. Das 55.00
5. A Handbook of Literary Forms –M.K. Pandey 15.00
7. Advanced Literary Essays –J.N. Mundhra & C.L. Sahni 100.00
8. A Handbook of Literature in English for
Competitive Examinations (IIIrd Edition) –S.C. Mundhra 588.00
9. Answer-Bank of Literature for Competitive Examinations –Nimavat 125.00
10. English Literature for Competitive Examinations –S.C. Mundhra 290.00
11. Handbook of Language and Literature for Competitive Examinations 195.00
(PGT/TGT - U.P.) –Sudhir K. Arora
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CHARLES DICKENS, MATTHEW ARNOLD, TENNYSON, THOMAS HARDY, T.S. ELIOT, W.B.
YEATS, D.H. LAWRENCE, G.B. SHAW, R.K. NARAYAN, KAMALA DAS, MULK RAJ ANAND,
NISSIM EZEKIEL, ROBERT FROST, WALT WHITMAN, ERNEST HEMINGWAY, WILLIAM
FAULKNER, JOHN MILTON, JOHN GALSWORTHY
12. General English Practice –R.K. Singh 50.00
13. Key to Literary Forms & Terms–Sudhir Arora 40.00
14. Major Movements in Modern English Literature – S.C. Mundhra 25.00
15. Major Works of English Literature (An Acquaintance) 15.00
–S.C. Mundhra
E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — P RO S E
16. Multiple Choice General English for Competitions –R.K. Singh 75.00
17. Objective English Literature for Competitive Examinations –K. Purshottam 75.00
18. Principles and History of Literary Criticism – Mundhra & Agarwal 175.00
19. Social and Literary History of England –J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Mundhra 140.00
20. Students’ Companion to Literature –B.S. Nimavat 120.00
21. Text Book for Objective Questions in English –Manoj Kumar 160.00
22. Theory of Literature and other Essays –S.P.Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 80.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON FORMS OF LITERATURE & LITERARY ESSAYS
23. Trends and Movements in English Literature –S.P.Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 132.00
FOR DETAILS PLEASE REFER SECTION ON AGES, MOVEMENTS AND LITERATURE
LITERARY HISTORIES
24. Using Contemporary English Idioms –R.K. Singh 25.00
VIVA-VOCE
1. A Manual of Viva-Voce Vol I. –C.L. Sahni 50.00
2. A Manual of Viva-Voce Vol II –C.L. Sahni 50.00
3. Objective English Literature for Competitive Examinations–K. Purshottam 75.00
4. Students’ Companion to Literature –Nimavat & Nimavat 120.00
5. Textbook For Objective Questions in English Literature–Manoj Kumar 160.00
ENGLISH LITERATURE
Prose
1. A Short History of English Prose & Essay –Raghukul Tilak 50.00
2. A Text Book of English for Students of Science –Chaturvedi & Kukreti 45.00
3. An Anthology of Literary Essays –S.C. Mundhra, Kusum Pant 40.00
(For B.A. II, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University)
4. Brief Biographies—A Study (O.U.P.) –Raghukul Tilak 16.00
5. Satire—A Study in Form –S.N. Arora 12.00
6. The Book of Job† –Raghukul Tilak 92.00
7. Textbook of Short Stories & Essays –Ruchi Shinghal
FOR B.A.I, MJP ROHILKHAND UNIVERSITY
8. The English Essay & Essayists –S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 75.00
DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGLISH ESSAY, FRANCIS BACON, THOMAS BROWNE,
RICHARD STEELE, SAMUEL JOHNSON, OLIVER GOLDSMITH, CHARLES LAMB,
WILLIAM HAZLITT, THOMAS DE QUINCEY, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, JOHN
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1. THE SPECTATOR'S ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF 2. OF THE CLUB 3. LABOUR AND EXERCISE
4. THE VISION OF MIRZA 5. USES OF THE SPECTATOR OR THE AIM OF THE SPECTATOR
6. ON THE SHAME AND FEAR OF POVERTY 7. DEATH OF SIR ROGER 8. HIS ACCOUNT OF

HIS DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE 9. SIR ROGER AT HOME 10. THE COVERLEY HOUSEHOLD
11. CHARACTER OF WILL WIMBLE 12. SIR ROGER IN TOWN 16. WOMEN AND LIBERTY 17.
COFFEE-HOUSE POLITICIANS 18. COUNTRY FASHIONS 19. A HUNTING SCENE WITH SIR
ROGER 20. ON WITCHCRAFT-STORY OF MOLL GHITE 21. SIR ROGER'S REFLECTION ON
THE WIDOW 22. RURAL MANNERS 23. INSTINCT IN ANIMALS 24. INSTINCT IN ANIMALS-
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MISCHIEFS OF PARTY SPIRIT 28. MISCHIEFS OF PARTY SPIRIT-CONTINUED 29. FANS 30.
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10. Coverley Papers from the Spectator & Other Essays –S.C. Agarwal 35.00
1. THE SPECTATOR'S ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF 2. OF THECLUB 3. LABOUR AND EXERCISE
4. THE VISION OF MIRZA 5. USES OF THE SPECTATOR OR THE AIMS OF THE SPECTATOR
6. ON THE SHMAE AND FEAR OF POVERTY 7. DEATH OF SIR ROGER 8. HIS ACCOUNT OF
HIS DISAPPOINTMENT IN LOVE.
11. A Reader’s Guide to Addison and Steele (Select Essays)†* –Nargis 35.00
ARNOLD, MATTHEW
12. Culture and Anarchy† –S.P. Sen Gupta 75.00
13. Essays in Criticism (2nd Series)† –R. Singh & R.L. Tewari 50.00
1. THE STUDY OF POETRY 2. MILTON 3. THOMAS GRAY 4. JOHN KEATS
5. WORDSWORTH 6. SHELLEY
†
14. Preface to 1853 Vol. of Poems –S.P. Sen Gupta 35.00
15. The Function of Criticism at the Present Time† –K.N. Joshi & S.C. Agarwal 25.00
16. The Study of Poetry†–K.N. Joshi 25.00
BACON, FRANCIS
17. Bacon's Essays† –J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 80.00
1. OF EXPENSE 2. OF REGIMENT OF HEALTH 3. OF FOLLOWERS AND FRIENDS
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OF JUDICATURE 50. OF ANGER 51. OF HONOUR AND REPUTATION.
18. Bacon's Essays† –J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal
* 30.00
1. OF EXPENSE 2. OF REGIMENT OF HEALTH 3. OF FOLLOWERS AND FRIENDS
4. OF TRUTH 5. OF MARRIAGE AND SINGLE LIFE 6. OF CEREMONIES AND RESPECT 7.
OF GARDENS 8. OF NATURE IN MAN.
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19. New Atlantis –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
BROWNE, THOMAS
20. Hydrotaphia or Urn Burial† –O.P. Saxena 60.00
CARLYLE, THOMAS
21. Heroes and Hero-Worship† –M.N. Sinha 75.00
22. Hero as Man of Letters† –M.N. Sinha 25.00

23. Hero as Poet† –M.N. Sinha 25.00
24. A Reader’s Guide to Hero as Man of Letters* –Nargis 25.00
BOSWELL
25. Life of Dr. Johnson –O.P. Malaviya 30.00
CUMBERLEGE, G.F.J.
26. Several Essays –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
1. THE ART OF THE ESSAYIST 2. TOBY 3. MARIE-ANTOINETTE 4. PONT-SUR-SAMBRE
5.THE CAT 6. RUMM 7. THE LORD OF LIFE 8. DREAM CHILDREN 9. ON LOVE 10. ON
THE FEAR OF DEATH 11. LIBERAL EDUCATION ITS OWN END 12. THE LONELY AUTHOR
13. SEASIDE 14. LITERATURE 15. ON THE MODERN ELEMENT IN LITERATURE 16.
PERSONAL STYLE 17. WHAT IS ART? 18. CAIRO TO SUEZ 19. THE BEDUINS 20. CHITOR
21. THE GREAT RIVER EUPHRATIVES 22 FREE TO THE UTTERMOST 23. DALAI LAMA
DRYDEN, JOHN
27. An Essay of Dramatic Poesy† –K.N. Joshi 20.00
28. Preface to the Fables† –K.N. Joshi 20.00
ELIOT, T.S.
29. Three Essays –K.N. Joshi & S.C. Agarwal 25.00
1. TRADITION & THE INDIVIDUAL TALENT 2. THE FUNCTION OF CRITICISM
3. FRONTIERS OF CRITICISM
30. The Sacred Wood –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
31. Tradition and the Individual Talent –Raju K. Augustine 30.00
GARDINER, A.G.
32. A.G. Gardiner: Select Essays–S.C. Mundhra 40.00
1. ON THE RULE OF THE ROAD 2. ON CATCHING THE TRAIN 3. ON LIVING AGAIN 4. IN DEFENCE
OF IGNORANCE 5. ON THOUGHTS AT FIFTY 6. ON SAYING "PLEASE"
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ON COURAGE 12. ON SMILES 13. ON BEING IDLE 14. ON WALKING UP 15. ON GREAT MEN 16.
OURSELVES AND OTHERS.
HAZLITT, WILLIAM
33. William Hazlitt: Selected Essays† –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
1. THE INDIAN JUGGLERS 2. MY FIRST ACQUAINTENCE WITH POETS 3. ON GOING A JOURNEY
4. ON THE IGNORANCE OF THE LEARNED 5. ON THE FEELING OF IMMORTALITY IN YOUTH
34. William Hazlitt: Selected Essays –S.C. Mundhra 80.00
1. THE INDIAN JUGGLERS 2. MY FIRST ACQUAINTENCE WITH POETS 3. ON GOING A
JOURNEY 4. ON THE IGNORANCE OF THE LEARNED 5. THE SICK CHAMBER 6. ON
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AND ACTING-II 10. ON THE FEAR OF DEATH 11. COMMAON SENSE 12. WHY DISTANT
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16. ON A LANDSCAPE OF NICOLAS POUSSIN 17. THE FIGHT 18. A FAREWELL TO ESSAY
WRITING 19. ON FAMILIAR STYLE 20. ON THE FEELING OF IMMORTALITY IN YOUTH
HUDSON
35. An Introduction to the Study of Literature–B.S. Nimavat 32.00

E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — P O E T RY
HUXLEY, ALDOUS
36. Music at Night –O.P. Malviya 18.00
37. Brave New World –S.N. Arora 40.00
JOHNSON, SAMUEL
38. Life of Milton† –R. Singh & S.C. Tiwari 30.00
39. Life of Pope† –S.D. Sharma 50.00
40. Preface to the Plays of Shakespeare† –S.D. Sharma 45.00
LAMB, CHARLES
41. Essays of Elia† –S.C. Agarwal & S.B. Verma 75.00
1. POOR RELATIONS 2. A BACHELOR'S COMPLAINT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF MARRIED
PEOPLE 3. NEWYEAR'S EVE 4. MODERN GALLANTRY 5. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL 6. THE
OLD AND THE NEW SCHOOLMASTER 7. MY RELATIONS 8. IMPERFECT SYMPATHIES 9.
DREAM, CHILDREN: A REVERIE 10. OLD CHINA 11. THE CONVALESCENT 12. ALL FOOL'S
DAY 13. MY FIRST PLAY 14. THE CHILD ANGEL: A DREAM 15. THE SUPERANNUATED
MAN 16. THE SOUTH SEA HOUSE 17. OXFORD IN THE VACATION 18. MRS. BATTLE'S
OPINION ON WHIST 19. ON THE ARTIFICAL COMEDY OF THE LAST CENTURY.
42. Essays of Elia† –S.C. Agarwal & S.B. Verma
* 30.00
1. POOR RELATIONS 2. BACHLOR'S COMPLAINT OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF MARRIED
PEOPLE 3. NEW YEAR'S EVE 4. MODERN GALLENTRY
MILTON, JOHN
43. Areopagitica† –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
NEWMAN, CARDINAL
44. The Idea of a University† –S.C. Mundhra 100.00
ORWELL, GEORGE
45. George Orwell: Selected Essays* –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
1. WHY I WRITE 2. LITERATURE AND TOTALITATIANISM 3. POETRYAND THE MICROPHONE
4. NOTES ON NATIONALISM 5. THE PREVENTION OF LITERATURE
6. POLITICS AND THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE 7. DOWN THE MINE 8. SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT
9. INSIDE THE WHALE 10. POLITICS VS LITERATURE 11. BOYS’ WEEKLIES 12. LEAR,
TOLSTOY AND THE FOOL 13. ENGLAND YOUR ENGLAND.
46. A Reader’s Guide to George Orwell (Select Essays)* –Nargis 25.00
PATER
47. Appreciations† –R. Singh 1. STYLE 2. CHARLES LAMB 3. POSTSCRIPT 30.00
48. Wordsworth† –S.C. Agarwal 4.00
RUSKIN, JOHN
49. Sesame and Lillies† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 60.00
50. The Crown of Wild Olive† –K.N. Joshi 35.00
51. Unto This Last† –S.P. Chaturvedi 40.00
RUSSELL, BERTRAND
52. Bertrand Russell–An Assessment of His Essay –S.P. Chaturvedi 25.00
1. IDEAS THAT HAVE HELPED MANKIND 2. IDEAS THAT HAVE HAMRED MANKIND
53. Bertrand Russell–An Assessment of His Important Essays 30.00
–S.P. Chaturvedi
1. THE FUTURE OF MANKIND 2. ON BEING MODERN MINDED 3. THE FUNCTIONS OF A

TEACHER 4. IDEAS THAT HAVE HELPED MANKIND 5. IDEAS THAT HAVE HAMRED MANKIND.
54. Sceptical Essays –O.P. Malviya 20.00
SHELLEY, P.B.
55. A Defence of Poetry† –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
SIDNEY, PHILIP
56. An Apology for Poetry† –O.P. Saxena 50.00
STEVENSON, R.L.
57. Stevenson: Selected Essays† –Raghukul Tilak 50.00
1. WALKING TOUR 2. AN APOLOGY FOR IDLERS 3. A PLEA FOR GAS LAMPS
4. RANDOM MEMORIES 5. THE IDEAL HOUSE 6. EL DORADO 7. CRABBED AGE AND
YOUTH 8. CHILD'S PLAY 9. AES TRIPLEX 10. A NIGHT AMONG THE PINES
11. A COLLEGE MAGAZINE 12. BOOKS WHICH HAVE INFLUENCED ME.
STRACHEY, LYTTON
58. Elizabeth and Essex & Queen Victoria –P.K. Dash 50.00
SWIFT, JONATHAN
59. The Battle of the Books† –S.C. Mundhra 72.00
WIMSATT & BEARDSLEY
60. The Intentional Fallacy—An Annotated Bibliography –V.S. Sarma 125.00
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM
61. Preface to the Lyrical Ballads† –K.N. Joshi 56.00
Poetry
1. A Guide to English Poetry –A.K. Chowdhary 30.00
(DIBRUGARH UNIV.) BEN JONSON—WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, SHAKESPEARE—
SONNET 18, 29, 60, 65, JOHN DONNE—THE GOOD MORROW, SONG [SONG: ‘SWEETEST
LOVE, I DO NOT GOE’] DEATH BE NOT PROUD, GEORGE HERBERT—EASTER-WINGS,
MAN, ANDREW MARVELL—TO THIS COY MISTRESS, THE DEFINITION OF LOVE
2. A Manual of Rhetoric and Prosody –M.N. Sinha 50.00
3. A Short History of English Poetry –Raghukul Tilak 75.00
4. A Short Survey of Old and Middle English Poetry –S.N. Arora 20.00
5. Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxon Elegies† –S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
6. British Love Poetry–Hardy to Hughes–S.Rengachari IN PRESS
7. Evaluation of Poetry –A.S. Francis 4.00
8. Gems of English Poetry I—An Anthology –S.C. Agarwal 35.00
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE—SINCE BRASS, NOR STONE, NOR EARTH, NOR BOUNDLESS
SEA (SONNET 65) LET ME NOT TO THE MARRIAGE OF TRUE MINDS (SONNET 116),
JOHN DONNE—A VALEDICTION-FORBIDDING MOURNING, JOHN MILTON—ON HIS
BLINDNESS PARADISE LOST, BOOK I , LINES 1-16, THOMAS GRAY—ELEGY WRITTEN
IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD (STANZAS 1-19), WILLIAM BLAKE—THE LAMB, THE
TYGER, WILLIAM WORDSWORTH—THE WORLD IS TOO MUCH WITH US, THE
DAFFODILS, THE SOLITARY REAPER, THREE YEARS SHE GREW, PERCY BYSSHE
SHELLEY—TO A SKYLARK, STANZAS WRITTEN IN DEJECTION NEAR NAPLES, JOHN

KEATS—LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCHI, ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE, SAROJINI NAIDU—

THE FLUTE PLAYER OF BRINDABAN, INDIAN WEAVERS, PLANQUIN-BEARERS,
RABINDRA NATH TAGORE—LEAVE THIS CHANTING AND SINGING (SONG NO. 11),
WHERE THE MINDS IS WITHOUT FEAR (SONG NO. 35)
9. Gems of English Poetry II—An Anthology 48.00
–Ruby Siddiqui, Priti Gautam, Manjula Namboori
ALFRED TENNYSON—ULYSSES, BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, ROBERT BROWNING—
PORPHYRIA’S LOVER, MY LAST DUCHESS, MATTHEW ARNOLD—DOVERBEACH,
SHAKESPEARE, W.B.YEATS—A PRAYER FOR MY DAUGHTER, THE SECOND COMING,
T.S. ELIOT—SUSEE DES BEAUX ARTS, PHILIP LARKIN—CHURCH GOING, NISSIM
EZEKIEL—NIGHT OF THE SCORPION, THE PATRIOT, KAMALA DAS—THE DANCE OF
THE EUNUCHS, PUNISHMENT IN THE KINDERGARTEN
10. Modern English Poetry—A Study –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
1. W.B. YEATS–AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN, BYZANTIUM, LAPIS LAZULI, THE LAKE
ISLE OF INISFREE 2.T.S. ELIOT-THE LOVE SONG OF J. AFFRED PRUFROCK, SWEENY
AMONG THE NIGHTINGLES, MARINA 3. W.H. AUDEN-IN MEMORY OF W.B.YEATS.O.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING?
11. Modern Theories of Poetic Criticism–R.S. Tiwari 125.00
WHAT IS POETRY?, WHY DO WE READ PEOTRY?, THE QUESTION OF ART IN POETRY,
HOW TO APPRECIATE POETRY?, IS LITERATURE A FORCE?, NATURE OF POETRY;
ELITIST OR POPULIST? CONDITIONS AFFECTING POETRY, APPRECIATION OF POETRY
IN INDIAN POETICS, PROFESSOR EAGLETON & LITERATURE, THE STARTING POINT-
ROMANTICISM, PREDECESSORS TO ‘NEW CRITICISM’, RUSSIAN FORMALISM,
PRACTICAL CRITICISM, I.A. RICHARDS, THE NEW CRITISISM, PHENOMENOLOGY,
HERMENEUTICS, RECEPTION THEORY, ANATOMY OF CRITICISM, STRUCTURALISM.
SEMIOTICS, NARRATOLOGY, DECONSTRUCTION, PSYCHOANALYSIS &
SURREALISM, TASTE VERSUS NUDITY IN LETTERS, THE CRITIC
12. Nineteenth Century English Poetry (Text Only) 30.00
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH : TINTERN ABBEY, ODE ON INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY
FROM RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD, RESOLUTION AND INDEPENDENCE
OR THE LEECH GATHERER,MICHAEL-A PASTORAL POEM,SCORN NOT THE SONNET
(SONNET ON SONNET), THE WORLD IS TOO MUCH WITH US; JOHN KEATS : ODE TO
PSYCHE, ODE ON A GRECIAN URN, TO AUTUMN, ON FIRST LOOKING INTO CHAPMAN'S
HOMER, BRIGHT STAR; ALFRED TENNYSON : THE LOTOS-EATERS, CHORIC SONG,
TITHONUS,BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, CROSSING THE BAR; ROBERT BROWNING : THE
LAST RIDE TOGETHER, A GRAMMARIAN'S FUNERAL, MY LAST DUCHESS;PERCY
BYSSHE SHELLEY: ADONAIS; SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE : THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT
MARINER, MATTHEW ARNOLD : DOVER BEACH, RUGHBY CHHAPEL; EDWARD
FITZERALD : RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM
13. Precursors of Romanticism† –Luka Karivelyn' 15.00
GRAY: ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD, BURNS: TO A MOUSE, BLAKE:
THE LAMB, THE TIGER, JOHNSON, GOLDSMITH
14. Pearl† –S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
15. Romantic Poetry to Poetry of the Present –A.K. Choudhary 98.00
(GAUHATI UNIV., B.A. PAPER V) WILLIAM BLAKE—THE LAMB, TYGER, WILLIAM
WORDSWORTH—MICHAEL, S.T. COLERIDGE—KUBLA KHAN, P.B. SHELLEY—TO A
SKYLARK, JOHN KEATS—ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE, ALFRED TENNYSON—THE PALACE
OF ART, ROBERT BROWNING—PORPHYRIA’S LOVER, MATTHEW ARNOLD—THE
SCHOLAR GYPSY, W.B. YEATS—THE SECOND COMING (1920), T.S. ELIOT—LOVE SONG
OF J.ALFRED RRUFROCK (1917), W.H. AUDEN—LOOKSTRANGER, DYLAN THOMAS—
FERN HILL, PHILIP LARKIN—THE WHITSUN WEDDINGS, TED HUGHES—AN OTHER
NOVEMBER, SEAMUS HEANEY—MOSSBAWN: SUNLIGHT, THE SEED CUTTERS, WILLIAM
WORDSWORTH—PREFACE TO LYRICAL BALLADS, S.T. COLERIDGE—FANCY AND

IMAGINATION, T.S. ELIOT—TRADITION AND THE INDIVIDUAL TALENT
16. Selections in English Poetry* –Jain & Sharma 45.00
1. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH†–THE WORLD IS TOO MUCH WITH US, WE ARE SEVEN,
EDUCATION OF NATURE, DEFFODILS, TABLES TURNED. 2. S.T. COLERIDGE†–KUBLA
KHAN, 3. P.B. SHELLEY†–TO A SKYLARK, STANZAS WRITTEN IN DEJECTION NEAR
NAPLES, LOVE’S PHILOSLPHY, ONE WORD IS TOO OFTEN PROFANED, A LAMENT, 4.
JOHN KEATS†–THE EVE OF ST. AGNES, LA BELLE DAME SANS MERCI, 5. TENNYSON†–
LOCKSLEY HALL, CROSSING THE BAR, 6. ROBERT BROWING †–THE LAST RIDE
TOGETHER, PROPHYRIA’S LOVER, EVELYN HOPE. 7. W.B. YEATS–THE SECOND COMING,
BRONZE HEAD. 8. MATTHEW ARNOLD†–MEMORIAL VERSES, DOVER BEACH.
17. Sir Gawain & The Green Knight† –S.P. Sen Gupta 50.00
18. The Epic : A Study in Form –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 10.00
19. The Metaphysical Poets –Luka Karively 18.00
DONNE: THE CANONIZATION, THE BLOSSOME, A HYMN TO GOD THE FATHER, HERBERT:
THE COLLAR, VAUGHAN: THE RETREATE, MARVELLE: TO HIS COY MISTRESS
20. The Poetic Grandeur (An anthology for B.A. Classes 22.50
Edited with Text and Notes) –B.N. Singh & Y.K. Sinha
21. The Romantics and Victorian Poetry–A.K. Chaudhary 60.00
(DIBRUGARH UNIV.) WILLIAM BLAKE THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER (SONGS OF INNOCENCE),
THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER (SONGS OF EXPERIENCE) WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ODE ON
INTIMATIONS OF IMMORTALITY, COLERIDGE DEJECTION: AN ODE, KEATS ODE TO
AUTUMN, ODE ON A GRECIAN URN, TENNYSON CROSING THE BAR, ULYSSES, BROWNING
PROSPICE, THE LAST RIDE TOGETHER, ARNOLD DOVER BEACH, A SUMMER NIGHT
22. The Temperate Zone : Essays on Post- 75.00
Second-World War Poetry – S.N. Pandey
LAWRENCE KRAMER: THE WODWO WATCHES THE WATER CLOCK: LANGUAGE IN
POST-MODERN BRITISH AND AMERICAN POETRY, B.N. PRASAD: STRATEGIES OF
COMMUNICATION IN BRITISH POETRY SINCE 1945, M.S. PANDEY: THE RELIGIOUS
IDENTITY OF THE MOVEMENT POETS, TERRY WHALEN: TRUTH AND BEAUTY: THE
POETRY OF PHILIP LARKIN, S.N. PANDEY: LARKIN’S VISION OF HUMAN PREDICAMENT,
R.N. RAI: DONALD DAVIE: A STUDY IN POETIC GROWTH, E.A. STURZL: THE THEMATIC
CONTENT OF THE POETRY OF ELIZABETH JENNINGS, KEITH SAGAR: HUGHES AND
LANDSCAPE, S.N. PRASAD: COORDINATES OF BEING: AN APPROACH TO THE POETRY
OF TED HUGHES, MICHAEL KIRKHAM: SYLVIA PLATH REVISITED, N.SRIVASTAVA: ANTI-
SELF IN THE POETRY OF SYLVIA PLATH
23. Twentieth Century Poetry –A.K. Choudhary 50.00
(DIBRUGARH UNIV.) THOMAS HARDY—THE DARKLING THRUSH (1900) CHANNEL
FIRING (APRIL 1914), G.M. HOPKINS—PIED BEAUTY, FLEXRANDAL, (APRIL 1880), W.B.
YEATS—SAILING TO BYZANTIUM (1927), SECOND COMING (1920), T.S. ELIOT—LOVE
SONG OF J. ALFRED PRUFROCK (1917), WILLFRED OWEN—STRANGE MEETING, W.H.
AUDEN—IN MEMORY OF W.B. YEATS, LOUIS MACNEICE—BIRMINGHAM (1930-36),
PHILIP LARKIN—AMBULANCES
ARNOLD, MATTHEW
24. A Study of the Works of Matthew Arnold 95.00
The Overwhelming Question –N.S. Sahu
25. Matthew Arnold: Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 85.00
1. DOVER BEACH 2. A SUMMER NIGHT 3. SOUTHERN NIGHT 4. THE SCHOLAR GIPSY 5.
RUGBY CHAPEL 6. SHAKESPEARES 7. QUIET WORK 8. MORALITY 9. THE FORSAKEN
MERMAN 10. MEMORIAL VERSES 11. TO MARGUERITE (WE WERE APART) 12.
ISOLATION (TO MARGUETRIE-CONTINUED) 13. STANZAS FROM THE GRANDE
CHARTREUSE 14.RESIGNATION (TO FASESTON) 15. TO A FRIEND, 16. AUSTERY OF
POETRY, 17. REQUIRESCAT 18. GROWING OLD 19. IMMORALITY.
26. Dover Beach and A Summer Night† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
27. Rugby Chapel† –S.C. Agarwal 12.50
28. Sohrab & Rustum†* –S.C. Agarwal 60.00
29. The Scholar Gipsy† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
30. Thyrsis† –S.C. Agrawal 50.00
AUDEN, W.H.
31. W.H. Auden: A Critical Study of Five Selected Poems –S.C. Mundhra 18.00
1.THE SHIELD OF ACHILLES 2. IN MEMORY OF W.B. YEATS 3. THE UNKNOWN CITIZEN
4. PETITION 5. SEPTEMBER 1, 1939.
32. W.H. Auden: A Critical Study of Selected Poems–S.C. Mundhra 75.00
1. IN MEMORY OF W.B. YEATS 2. THE SHIELD OF ACHILLES 3. THE UNKNOWN CITIZEN 4.
PETITION 5. SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 6. MUNDUS ET INFANS 7. DIASPORA
8. MISS GEE 9. CONSIDER 10. MUSEE DES BEAUX ARTS 11. O WHAT IS THAT SOUND OR THE
QUARRY 12. O WHERE ARE YOU GOING OR THE THREE COMPANIONS
13. LULLABY OR LAY YOUR SLEEPING HEAD, MY LOVE 14. THE WANDERER
15. WHO’S WHO OR A SHILLING LIFE 16. IN PRAISE OF LIMESTONE 17. WOODS
18. STREAMS 19. SPAIN, 1937. 19. REFUGEE BLUES
33. The Shield of Achilles –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
BLACKSTONE
34. Practical English Prosody –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 15.00
BLAKE, WILLIAM
35. William Blake:Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
1. THE ECHOING GREEN, 2. INFANT JOY 3. THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER (FROM SONGS OF
INNOCENCE) 4. THE CHIMNEY SWEEPER (FROM SONGS OF EXPERIENCE) 5. THE LITTLE
BOY LOST, 6. THE SICK ROSE, 7. THE TIGER 8. THE GOLDEN NET, 9. THE CRYSTAL
CABINET, 10. THE EVER LASTING GOSPEL, 11. VISIONS OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ALBION,
12. THE LAMB, 13. AUGURIES OF INNOCENCE.
36. Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience† –S.C. Mundhra 72.00
37. Auguries of Innocence† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
38. The Tyger† –S.C. Mundhra 6.00
BROWNING, ROBERT
39. Robert Browning:Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 100.00
1. ABT VOLGER 2. A GRAMMARIAN’S FUNERAL 3. ANDREA DEL SARTO 4. ONE WORD
MORE 5. MY LAST DUCHESS 6. RABBI BEN EZRA 7. THE LOST LEADER 8. PORPHYRIA’S
LOVER 9. PROSPICE 10. EVELYN HOPE 11. THE LAST RIDE TOGETHER 12. THE BISHOP
ORDERS HIS TOMB AT ST. PRAXED’S CHURCH 13. CALIBAN UPON SETEBOS 14. FRA
LIPPO LIPPI 15. MEMORABILIA 16. BY THE FIRE-SIDE 17. CHILDE ROLAND TO THE DARK
TOWER CAME 18. THE PATROIT 19. A LIGHT WOMAN 20. O LYRIC LOVE 21. EPILOGUE
TO ASOLANDO 22. HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD 23. HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM
THE SEA 24. MEETING AT NIGHT 25.PRATING AT MORNING 26. ‘HOW THEY BROUGHT
THE GOOD NEWS FROM GHENT TO AIX’ 27. SAUL 28. KARSHISH AN EPISTLE 29. THE
YEAR’S AT THE SPRING 30. YOUTH AND ART 31. THE STATUE AND THE BUST.
40. A Grammarian’s Funeral† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00

41. Andrea Del Sarto† –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
42. Bishop Blougram’s Apology† –S.C. Mundhra 8.00
43. Fra Lippo Lippi† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
44. Men & Women† –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
45. My Last Duchess† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
46. Prospice and A Light Woman† –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
47. Porphyria’s Lover† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
48. Rabbi Ben Ezra† –J.M. Johri 35.00
49. The Last Ride Together† –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
BYRON
50. Chide Harold's Pilgrimage Canto IV† –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
51. The Vision of Judgement† –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
CHAUCER, GEOFFERY
52. The Knight's Tale† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta IN PRESS
53. Nun's Priest's Tale† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 35.00
54. The Pardoner’s Tale† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
55. The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales† –S.C. Mundhra 65.00
56. A Readers’ Guide to The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales†* 50.00
–Ruchi Shinghal
COLERIDGE, S.T.
57. Christabel—Book I & II† –S.C. Agarwal 12.50
58. Kubla Khan, Ode to Dejection, Frost At Midnight, 45.00
Love & The Eolian Harp† –S.C. Agarwal
59. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner† –S.C. Agarwal 40.00
COLLINS, WILLIAM
60. Collins: Select Odes† –Raghukul Tilak & Anupam Gupta 50.00
1. ODE TO EVENING 2. THE PASSIONS OR AN ODE TO MUSIC 3. ODE TO SIMPLICITY
4. HOW SLEEP THE BRAVE : ODE WRITTEN IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, 1746,
5. ODE ON THE POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS OF THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
DONNE, JOHN
61. John Donne: Selected Poems† –A.N. Dwivedi 60.00
SONGS AND SONNETS-1 THE GOOD-MORROW 2. SONG : GOE, AND CATCHE A FALLING
STATE 3. THE UNDERTAKING 4. THE SUNNE RISING 5. THE CANONIZATION 6. THE
TRIPLE FOOLE 7. LOVER’S INFINITNESSE 8. SONG : SWEETEST LOVE, I DO NOT GOE
9. BREAKE OF DAY 10. THE ANNIVERSARIE 11. A VALEDICTION : OF MY NAME, IN THE
WINDOW 12. TWICKNAM GARDEN 13. LOVES GROWTH 14. THE DREAM 15. A
VALEDICTION OF WEEPING 16. THE LOVES ALCHYMIE 17. THE FLEA 18. A NOCTURMALE
UPON S. LUCIUS DAY 19. THE APPRATION 20. A VELEDICTION : FORBIDDING MORNING
21. THE EXTASIE 22. THE FUNERALL 23. THE BLOSSOME 24. THE RELIQUE 25. THE
PROHIBITION 26. THE EXPIRATION, ELEGIES—27. THE AUTUMNALL (IX) 28. ON HIS
MISTRIS (XVI) 29. TO HIS MISTRIS GOING TO BED. DEVINE POEMS : HOLY SONNETS 30.
THIS IS MY PLAYES LAST SCENE (V) 31. DEATH BE NOT PROUD (X) 32. BATTER MY

HEAR (XIV) 33. A HYMN TO GOD THE FATHER 34. AN ANTOMIE OF THE WORLD : THE
FIRST ANNIVERSARIES 35. OF THE PROGESSE OF THE SOULE: THE SECOND
ANNIVERSARIES 36. LOVES DELITE 37. AT THE ROUND EARTHS IMAGIN’D CORNERS.
62. John Donne and his Poems† (Three) –S.N. Arora 10.00
1. DEATH BE NOT PROUD, 2.THE MESSAGE, 3.A HYMN TO GOD THE FATHER
†*
63. A Reader's Guide to John Donne –Ruchi Shinghal 52.00
GO AND CATCH A FALLING STAR, THE RELIC, THE CANNONIZATION, THE SUNNE RISING,
DEATH BE NOT PROUD
DRYDEN, JOHN
64. The Odes of John Dryden† –S.C. Mundhra 12.00
1. ODE TO THE MEMORY OF MRS. ANNE KALLIGREW 2. A SONG OF ST. CECILLA’S DAY
3. ALEXANDER’S FEAST OR THE POWER OF MUSIC
65. Absalom & Achitophel† –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
66. MacFlecknoe† –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
67. MacFlecknoe†–Luka Karively 15.00
ELIOT, T.S
68. Indian Thought and Tradition in T.S. Eliot’s Poetry 35.00
–A.N. Dwivedi
69. T.S. Eliot: The Man as a Poet, Playwright, Prophet and Critic: 95.00
70. Ariel Poems –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
1. JOURNEY OF THE MAGI 2. A SONG FOR SIMEON 3. ANIMULA 4. MARINA
71. Gerontion –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
72. Preludes –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
73. The Four Quartets –A.N. Diwivedi 75.00
74. The Hollow Men –S.C. Mundhra (IInd Edition) 25.00
75. The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock –A.N. Dwivedi 12.00
76. Bhandhya Dharti (Hindi Poetic translation of The Love Song 20.00
of J. Alfred Prufrock & The Waste Land) –Narsingh Srivastava
77. The Waste Land (with Hindi Verse Translation by Narsingh Srivastava)
–S.C. Mundhra 50.00
78. The Waste Land and Other Poems –S.C. Mundhra 70.00
1. THE WASTE LAND 2. LA FIGLIA CHE PIANGE 3. THE LOVE SONG OF J. ALFRED
PRUFROCK 4. PRELUDES 5. RHAPSODY ON A WINDY NIGHT 6. PORTRAIT OF A LADY 7.
GERONTION 8. SWEENEY AMONG THE NIGHTINGLES 9. THE HOLLOW MEN 10. MARINA
11. THE JOURNEY OF THE MAGI 12. A SONG FOR SIMEON 13. ANIMULA.
FITZGERALD, EDWARD
79. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam†* –K.N. Joshi 55.00
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
80. The Deserted Village† –K.N. Joshi & S.C. Mundhra 25.00
81. The Traveller† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
82. The Traveller†* –S.C. Mundhra 40.00

GRAY, THOMAS
83. Select Poems†* –Som Deva 45.00
1. THE PROGRESS OF POESY 2. THE BARD 3. HYMN TO ADVERSITY 4. ODE ON THE
SPRING 5. ODE ON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF ETON COLLEGE 6. ELEGY WRITTEN IN A
COUNTRY CHURCHYARD
84. Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard†* –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
HARDY, THOMAS
85. Exploration of Reality: The Poetry of Thomas Hardy –Azara Noor 90.00
86. Thomas Hardy: Select Poems†–A.N. Dwivedi 20.00
1. THE DARKING TRUSH 2. TO AN UNBORN PAUPER CHILD 3. TRANSFORMATIONS 4.
THE VOICE 5. AFTERWARDS 6. DRUMMER HODGE 7. VOICES FROM THINGS GROWING
IN A CHURCHYARD 8. NATURE’S QUESTIONING 9. TO THE MOON 10. GOD’S
EDUCATION 11.HAP 12. THOUGHTS OF PHENA 13. IN TENEBRIS 14. NEUTRAL TONES
15. THE CONVERGENCE OF THE TWAIN 16. IN TIME OF ‘THE BREAKING OF NATIONS’
HOPKINS, G.M.
87. G.M. Hopkins: Selected Poems† –A.N. Dwivedi 30.00
1. THE WRECK OF THE DEUTSCHLAND 2. HEAVEN-HEAVEN 3. GOD’S GRANDEUR
4. THE STARLIGHT NIGHT 5. SPRING 6. THE WINDHOVER 7. PIED BEAUTY 8. BINSEY POPLARS
9. FELIX RANDAL 10. SPRING AND FALL 11. INVERSNAID 12. MY OWN HEART 13. THOU ART
INDEED JUST, LORD 14. IN THE VALLEY OF THE ELWY 15. CARRION COMFORT
HUGHES, TED
88. Ted Hughes : A study of select poems –Rengachari & Rengachari 15.00
HAWK ROOSTING, THE THOUGHT FOX, PIKE, VIEW OF A PIG, THE HAWK IN THE RAIN
JOHNSON, SAMUEL
89. The Vanity of Human Wishes† –S.C. Mundhra 18.00
KEATS, JOHN
90. John Keats: A Sensuous Mystic –N.S. Sahu 100.00
91. The Odes of John Keats† –Girish Saxena 45.00
92. John Keats: Select Poems†–S.C. Mundhra 120.00
1. THE EVE OF ST. AGNES 2. THE EVE OF ST. MARK 3. STOOD TIP-TOE 4. ODE ON INDOLENCE
5. ODE TO PSYCHE 6. ODE TO A NIGHTINGALE 7. ODE ON A GRECIAN URN 8. ODE ON
MELANCHOLY 9. TO AUTUMN 10. ODE TO MAIA (FRAGMENT) 11. ODE TO FANCY 12.
BARDS OF PASSION 13. ODE TO APOLLO 14. HYMN TO APOLLO 15. ODE TO NEPTUNE
16. ODE TO PAN 17. ODE TO SORROW 18. ODE TO DIANA 19. ODE ON A LOCK OF MILTON’S
HAIR 20. ODE ON THE MERMAID TRAVERN 21. ODE TO FANNY 22. LA BELLE DAME SANS
MERCI 23. TO ONE WHO HAS BEEN LONG IN CITY PENT. 24. ON FIRST LOOKING INTO
CHAPMAN’S HOMER 25. ON THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET 26. ON THE SEA 27. THE
TERROR OF DEATH OR “WHEN I HAVE FEARS” 28. THE HUMAN SEASONS 29. TO HOMER
30. BRIGHT STAR 31. ODE ON SITTING DOWN TO READ KING LEAR ONCE AGAIN
93. John Keats–Coaching Notes (For Hindi Speaking Pupils) 44.00
ODE TO PSYCHE,ODE ON A GRECIAN URN, ODE TO AUTUMN, ON FIRST LOOKING INTO
CHAPMAN'S HOMER, BRIGHT STAR
94. Hyperion, A Fragment, and Fall of Hyperion, A Dream† –S.C. Mundhra 22.00
95. Isabella† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00

96. Lamia† –S.C. Mundhra 18.00

97. Ode on a Grecian Urn and Ode to Psyche† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
98. Ode to a Nightingale†–S.C. Mundhra 35.00
99. The Eve of St. Agnes† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
100. To Autumn and Ode to Indolence† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
LANGLAND, WILLIAM
101. Piers The Ploughman† –S.P. Sen Gupta 32.00
LARKIN, PHILIP
102. A Study of Select Poems –S. Rangachari 50.00
1. NEXT, PLEASE 2. DECEPTIONS 3. TOADS 4. MR. BLEANEY 5. NO ROAD 6. CHURCH GOING
7.DAY 8. WANTS 9. AN ARUNDEL TOMB 10. THE WHITSUMNWEDDINGS11.FAITHHEALING
12. HOME IS SO SAD 13. REASONS FOR A TTENDANCE 14. POETRY OF DEPARTURES 15.
DOCKERY AND SON
MARVELL, ANDREW
103. Andrew Marvell: Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
1. TO HIS COY MISTRESS 2. AN HORATION ODE UPON FROM CROWNWELL RETURN FROM
IRELAND 3. THE GARDEN 4. THE DEFINITION OF LOVE 5. THE MOWER TO THE GLOWWORMS
6. THE MOWER AGAINST GARDENS 7. DAMON THE MOWER 8. THE MOWERS SONG 9. THE
PICTURE OF LITTLE T.C. IN A PROSPECT OF FLOWERS 10. BERMUDAS 11. THE CORONET 12.
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE RESOLVED SOUL AND CREATED PLEASURE 13. A DIALOGUE
BETWEEN THE SOUL AND BODY 14. THE NYMPH COMPLAINING FOR THE DEATH OF HER
FAUN 15.ON A DROP OF DEW 16. UPON THE HILL AND GROVE AT BILBROUGH 17.YOUNG
LOVE 18. THE UNFORTUNATE LOVER 19. THE FAIR SINGER 20. EYES AND TEARS.
104. To His Coy Mistress† –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 30.00
MILTON, JOHN
105. Milton and the Major Metaphysicals –S. Prakash Rao 35.00
106. L’ Allegro and IL Penseroso† –S.C. Agarwal 20.00
107. Lycidas† –S.C. Mundhra 45.00
108. Ode on the Morning of Chirist’s Nativity† –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
109. Paradise Lost Book I† –Girish Saxena 50.00
110. A Readers’ Guide to Paradise Lost Book-1 –Nargis 45.00
111. Paradise Lost Book I†* –Girish Saxena 60.00
112. Paradise Lost Book II† –Girish Saxena 40.00
113. Paradise Lost Book IV† –Girish Saxena 48.00
114. Paradise Lost Book IX† –M.C. Saxena 50.00
115. Paradise Lost Book I & II† –Grish Saxena 60.00
POPE, ALEXANDER
116. An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot† – S.C. Mundhra 50.00
117. An Essay on Man– A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 85.00
118. Essay on Criticism– A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
119. The Rape of the Lock†* –J.M. Johri 45.00
120. The Rape of the Lock† –Luka Karively 20.00
121. A Readers’ Guide to The Rape of the Lock†*–Nargis 45.00
E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — POETRY
ROSSETTI, D.G.
122. The Blessed Damozel† –S.C.Mundhra 18.00
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM
123. Sonnets† –Raghukul Tilak 58.00
SHELLEY, P.B.
124. Shelley and Yeats—A Study in Comparison –B.C. Das 85.00
125. P.B. Shelley: Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 70.00
1. TO A SKYLARK 2. ODE TO THE WEST WIND 3. THE SENSITIVE PLANT 4. STANZAS WRITTEN
IN DEJECTION, NEAR NAPLES 5. LINES WRITTEN AMONG THE EUGANEAN HILLS 6.
OZYMANDIAS 7. TO JANE: THE INVITATION 8. TO JANE: THE RECOLLECTION 9. WITH A GUITAR,
TO JANE OR TO A LADY, WITH A GUITAR 10. TO JANE 11. TO EDWARD WILLIAMS 12. LINES
WRITTEN IN THE BAY OF LERICI 13. ENGLAND IN 1819 AN EXHORATION 15. ONE WORD IS
TOO OFTEN PROFANED 16. INVOCATION OR RARELY, RARELY, COMEST THOU 17. THE FLIGHT
OF LOVE OR WHEN THE LAMP IS SHATTERED 18. A LAMENT OR O WORLD ! O LIFE! O TIME!
19. A WINDOW BIRD SATE MOURNING 20. TO SOPHIA STACEY OR TO EMILLA VIVIANI OR
MUSIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE 21. THE POET’S DREAM 22. HYMN TO INTELLECTUAL BEAUTY
23. THE WORLD’S GREAT AGE BEGINS ANEW. 24. THE FLOWER THAT SMILES OR MUTABILITY
25. THE CLOUD 26. I FEAR THY KISSES, GENTLE MAIDEN 27. TO THE MOON 28. O! THERE ARE
SPIRIT OF THE AIR 29. TO WORDSWORTH 30. A DIRGE 31. LIFE OF LIFE! THY LIPS ENKINDLE
OR HYMN TO THE SPRIT OF NATURE 32. LOVE’S PHILOSOPHY 33. THE INDIAN SERENADE
34. THE TRIUMPH OF LIFE 35. HYMN OF APOLLO 36. HYMN OF PAN 37. ODE TO NAPLES 38.
THE WORLD’S WANDERERS 39. TO NIGHT OR TO THE NIGHT 40. ARETHUSA
126. Adonais†* –J.M. Johri 30.00
127. Alastor†* –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
128. Hymn to Intellectual Beauty† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
129. Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills† –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
130. Mont Blanc† –S.C. Mundhra 7.00
131. Ode to the West Wind† –S.C. Mundhra 18.00
132. Ozymandias† –S.C. Mundhra 6.00
133. Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Naples† –S.C. Mundhra 8.00
134. The Cloud† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
135. The Mask of Anarchy† –S.C. Mundhra 7.00
136. The Triumph of Life† –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
137. To a Skylark† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
SPENSER, EDMUND
138. The Epithalamion and Prothalamion† –A.N. Dwivedi 20.00
139. The Faerie Queene (Book I)† –A.N. Dwivedi 80.00
140. The Faerie Queene (Book II) Canto VII† 32.00
(The Cave of Mammon)–Raghukul Tilak & Anupam Gupta
141. The Faerie Queene (Book I) * 18.00
142. A Reader’s Guide to Faerie Queene (Canto I)†* –Nargis 45.00
TENNYSON, ALFRED
143. Tennyson: Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 100.00

E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — POETRY
1. TITHONUS 2. COME DOWN, O MAID 3. O SWALLOW, SWALLOW, FLYING, SOUTH

4. ODE ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF WELINTGON 5. THE LOTOS EATERS
6. ULYSSES 7. THE LADY OF SHALOTT 8. SIR GALAHAD 9. A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN
10. TO VIRGIL 11. TEARS, IDLES TEARS 12. THE BROOK 13.BREAK, BREAK, BREAK
14. CROSSING THE BAR 15. THE TWO VOICES 16. OENONE 17. THE PASSING OF
ARTHUR 18. LOCKSLEY HALL 19. MORTE D' ARTHUR 20. MARIANA 21. COME
INTO THE GARDEN MAUD 22. THE SPLENDOUR FALLS ON CASTLE WALLS 23.
RING OUT, WILD BELLS 24. HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARRIOR DEAD 25.
LADY CLARE 26. THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE, 27. SIMEON STYLITES.
144. Tennyson– Coaching Notes (For Hindi Speaking Pupil) 40.00
THE LOTOS–EATERS, TITHONUS, BREAK-BREAK-BREAK, CROSSING THE BAR
145. In Memoriam† –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
146. Maud† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
147. Morte D’Arthur† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
148. The Lotos-Eaters† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
149. Ulysses† –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
THOMPSON, FRANCIS
150. The Hound of Heaven† –S.C. Mundhra 15.00
THOMAS, DYLAN
151. Dylan Thomas: A Study of Select Poems –G. Vaidyanathan 42.00
1. THE FORCE THAT THROUGH THE GREEN FUSE DVIVES THE FLOWERS. 2. LIGHT
BREAKS WHERE NO SUN SHINES 3. ESPECIALLY WHEN THE OCTOBER WIND 4. AFTER
THE FUNERAL (IN MEMORY OF ANN JONES) 5. POEM IN OCTOBER 6. FERN HILL 7. A
REFUSAL TO MOURN THE DEATH, BY FIRE, OF A CHILD IN LONDON 8. IN MY CRAFT OR
SULIEN ART 9. LAMENT 10.ALTERWISE BY OWE-LIGHT 11.A SEE THE BOYS OF SUMMER
12.IF I WERE TICKLED BY THE RULE OF LOVE 13.DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD
NIGHT 14.THE CONVERSATION OF PRAYER 15.THE HUNCHBACK IN THE PARK 16. THE
SPIRE CRAMES 17.PROLOGUE 18. MY HERO BARES HIS NERVES
VAUGHAN, HENRY
152. Poems of Henry Vaughan† –S.N. Arora 8.00
THE RETREATE, PEACE, THEY ARE ALL GONE INTO THE WORLD
WAIN, JOHN
153. The Movement Poet: John Wain–Madhu Singh 225.00
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM
154. William Wordsworth: Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 100.00
1. LINES COMPOSED A FEW MILES ABOVE TINTERN ABBEY 2. ODE ON INTIMATIONS OF
IMMORTALITY FROM RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD 3. THE SOLITARY
REAPER 4. RESOLUTION AND INDEPENDENCE OR THE LEECH-GATHERER 5. THE
WORLD IS TOO MUCH WITH US 6. THE EDUCATION OF NAURE OR THREE YEARS SHE
GREW IN SUN AND SHOWER 7. TO MILTON OR LONDON 1802 8. ODE TO DUTY 9. THE
TABLES TURNED 10. THE DAFFODILS OR I WANDERED LONELY AS A CLOUD 11.
COMPOSED UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE 12. SIMON LEE 13. TO A SKYLARK 14. TO
THE CUCKOO 15. THE RAINBOW OR MY HEART LEAPS UP 16. A SLUMBER DID MY
SPIRIT SEAL 17. LINES WRITTEN IN EARLY SPRING 18. EXPOSTULATION AND REPLY
19. LAODAMIA 20. PEELE CASLE 21. NUTTING 22. CHARACTER OF THE HAPPY WARRIOR
23. SCORN NOT THE SONNET 24. MICHAEL 25. THE STRANGE FITS OF PASSION HAVE
E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — F I C T I O N
I KNOWN 26. SHE DWELT AMONG THE UNTRODDEN WAYS 27. I TRAVELLED AMONG
UNKNOWN MEN 28. THE FOUNTAIN 29. IT IS A BEAUTEOUS EVENING, CALM AND FREE
30. WE ARE SEVEN 31. SHE WAS A PHANTOM OF DELIGHT 32. LUCY GRAY OR SOLITUDE
33. A NIGHT-PIECE 34. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 35. HART-LEEP WELL 36.TO RUTH.
155. Lucy Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
1. STRANGE FITS OF PASSION HAVE I KNOWN 2. THREE YEARS SHE GREW IN SUN AND
SHAVOER 3. SHE DWELT AMONG THE UNTRODDEN WAYS 4. I TRAVELLED AMONG UNKNOWN
MEN 5. A SLUMBER DID MY SPIRIT SEAL
156. Laodamia† –S.C. Mundhra 8.00
157. Michael† –S.C. Mundhra 8.00
158. Ode on Intimations of Immorality† –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
159. Resolution & Independence or The Leech Gatherer† –S.C. Mundhra 12.00
160. Tintern Abbey† –S.C. Mundhra 30.00
161. The Prelude Book I & II – K.N. Joshi 50.00
YEATS, W.B.
162. Shelley and Yeats—A Study in Comparison –B.C. Das 85.00
163. W.B. Yeats: Select Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 95.00
1. WHEN YOU ARE OLD 2. NO SECOND TROY 3. UPON A HOUSE SHAKEN BY THE LAND
AGITATION 4. TO A SHADE 5. CRAZY-JANE TALKS WITH THE BISHOP 6. NEWS FOR THE
DELPHIC ORACLE 7. THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE 8. THE LOVER TELLS OF THE ROSE IN
HIS HEART 9. THE WILD SWANS AT COOLE 10. THE INDIAN UPON GOD 11. THE SECOND
COMING 12. A PRAYER FOR MY DAUGHTER 13. EASTER, 1916 14. THE STOLEN CHILD 15.
NINETEEN HUNDRED & NINETEEN 16. LEDA AND THE SWAN 17. THE TOWER 18. SAILING
TO BYZANTIUM 19. AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN 20. BYZANTIUM 21. A DIALOGUE OF SELF
AND SOUL 22. LAPIS LAZULI 23. A BRONZE HEAD 24. THE CIRCUS ANIMAL’S DESERTION
25. LONG-LEGGED FLY 26. ADAM’S CURSE 27. AN IRISH AIRMAN FORESEES HIS DEATH 28.
SEPTEMBER 1913, 29. AN ACRE OF GRASS, 30. WHAT THEN?
164. W.B. Yeats: Four Selected Poems† –S.C. Mundhra 18.00
1. SAILLING TO BYZANTIUM 2. BYZANTIUM, 3. DEATH 4. THE SCHOLAR
165. A Prayer for my Daughter* –Girish Saxena 10.00
Fiction
1. A Short History of English Novel –Raghukul Tilak 60.00
2. The Novel : Its Forms and Techniques –S.P. Sen Gupta, S.C. Mundhra 50.00
3. The Novel : A Study in Form –P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 20.00
4. The Short Story and One Act Play : A Study in Form –P.P. Mehta 12.00
AUSTEN, JANE
5. Emma –Girish Saxena 40.00
6. Important University Questions on Emma–Ruchi Shinghal 45.00
7. Pride and Prejudice*–Girish Saxena 30.00
8. Sense & Sensibility –Girish Saxena 50.00
BACON, FRANCIS
9. New Atlantis† –S.C. Agarwal 20.00

E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — FICTION
BENNETT, ARNOLD
10. Old Wives Tale –R.S. Saxena 35.00
BRONTE, EMILY
11. Wuthering Heights –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
BUNYAN, JOHN
12. Pilgrim’s Progress –Raghukul Tilak & Anupam Gupta 40.00
CONRAD, JOSEPH
13. Heart of Darkness –Raghukul Tilak 50.00
14. Lord Jim –R.S. Sexena 30.00
CRONIN, A.J.
15. The Citadel –Luka Karively 10.00
DICKENS, CHARLES
16. A Tale of Two Cities –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
17. Bleak House –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
18. David Copperfield –S.K. Mukherjee 40.00
19. David Copperfield* –Y.B. Singh 45.00
20. Great Expectations* –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 75.00
21. Hard Times –M.C. Saxena 35.00
22. Oliver Twist –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 40.00
ELIOT, GEORGE
23. Mill On the Floss –Neelam Varshney 25.00
24. Silas Marner –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 55.00
FIELDING, HENRY
25. Joseph Andrews –S.C. Mundhra 70.00
26. Tom Jones –S.C. Mundhra 70.00
27. Important University Questions on Tom Jones –Ruchi Shinghal 40.00
FORSTER, E.M.
28. A Passage to India*–A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 90.00
29. Important University Questions on A Passage to India –Ruchi Shinghal 45.00
GOLDING, WILLIAM
30. Lord of the Flies* –Luka Karively 25.00
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
31. The Vicar of Wakefield –S.C.Mundhra 50.00
GREENE, GRAHAM
32. The Heart of the Matter –S.N. Arora 50.00
33. The Power & The Glory* –Raghukul Tilak 65.00
HARDY, THOMAS
34. Hardy—The Novelist –P.P.Mehta 10.00

E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — FICTION
35. Far From the Madding Crowd* –S.K. Mukherjee 50.00

36. Jude The Obscure –R.S. Tilak 32.00
37. Tess of the D’Urberviles* –S.K. Mukherjee 35.00
38. The Mayor of Casterbridge* –S.K. Mukherjee 75.00
39. The Mayor of Casterbridge –S.K. Mukherjee 55.00
40. The Return of the Native* –K.N. Joshi 55.00
41. The Mayor of Casterbridge† 50.00
(Text with Introduction and Notes) –S.N. Arora
42. The Woodlanders –S.S. Agarwal 65.00
HUXLEY, ALDOUS
43. Brave New World* –S.N. Arora 40.00
JOYCE, JAMES
44. The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
KIPLING, RUDYARD
45. Kim* –R.L.Tiwari 38.00
LAWRENCE, D.H.
46. D.H. Lawrence : A Study of His Novels –M.Prasad 40.00
47. Sons and Lovers* –S.C. Mundhra 70.00
MAUGHAM, SOMERSET
48. Maugham’s Novels –A Critical Study –D.V.S.R. Murthy 125.00
49. Cakes and Ale –Som Deva 40.00
50. Of Human Bondage –Som Deva 30.00
ORWELL, GEORGE
51. Animal Farm* –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
52. Nineteen Eighty-four –S.C. Mundhra 35.00
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL
53. Clarissa Harlowe –S.P. Sen Gupta 18.00
SCOTT, WALTER
54. The Bride of Lammermoor –A.N.Gupta & Satish Gupta 15.00
SPARK, MURIEL
55. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie –S.S. Agarwal 55.00
SWIFT, JONATHAN
56. Gulliver’s Travels† (Text with Introduction and Notes)–S.N. Arora 50.00
57. Gulliver’s Travels* –K.A. Agarwal 35.00
THACKERAY, W.M.
58. Henry Esmond –S.C. Mundhra IN PRESS
59. Vanity Fair –S.C. Mundhra 60.00

E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E — D R A M A
WOOLF, VIRGINIA
60. Virginia Woolf—A Study of Her Novels – N.S. Subramaniam 50.00
61. Mrs. Dalloway* –A.N.Gupta & Satish Gupta 48.00
62. Important University Questions on Mrs. Dalloway–Ruchi Shinghal 36.00
63. To The Light House –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 50.00
Drama
1. A Short History of English Drama – Raghukul Tilak 75.00
2. Comedy—Its Theory and Forms –P.P. Mehta 15.00
3. Everyman (Middle English Literature) –S.P.Sen Gupta 30.00
4. One-Act Plays—An Anthology for B.A.-II M.J.P. Rohilkhand University 40.00
–S.C. Mundhra, Ruby Siddiqui, Priti Gautam, Manjula Namboori
5. Tragedy—Its Theory and Forms – P.P. Mehta & P.N. Bhatt 12.00
6. Twentieth Century Drama – J.N. Mundhra & S.C. Mundhra 25.00
BARRIE, JAMES
7. Admirable Crichton –R.S. Saxena 28.00
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER

8. The Knight of the Burning Pestle† –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
9. The Maid’s Tragedy† –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
10. The Philaster† –S.C. Mundhra 45.00
BECKETT, SAMUEL
11. Waiting for Godot* –S.P. Sen Gupta 35.00
CONGREVE, WILLIAM
12. The Way of the World† –Som Dev 75.00
DEKKER, THOMAS
13. The Shoemaker’s Holiday† –S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 45.00
DRINKWATER, JOHN
14. Abraham Lincoln†* –Raghukul Tilak 45.00
DRYDEN, JOHN
15. All For Love†* –Som Dev 75.00
ELIOT, T.S.
16. T.S. Eliot : The Man as a Poet, Playwright, Prophet and Critic: 95.00
17. Murder in the Cathedral* –T.J. Madapally 80.00
18. Murder in the Cathedral –T.J. Madapally 65.00
19. The Cocktail Party –Luka Karively 12.00
20. The Confidential Clerk –S. Rengachari 35.00
21. The Family Reunion –O.P. Malviya 50.00
FRY, CHRISTOPHER
22. The Lady is Not For Burning* –Raghukuk Tilak 40.00
GALSWORTHY, JOHN
23. Justice†* –Satish Kumar 50.00
24. Loyalties† – S.C. Mundhra 50.00
25. Strife†* –Satish Kumar 50.00
26. The Silver Box†* –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
GAY, JOHN
27. Beggar’s Opera† – S.C. Mundhra 35.00
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER
28. She Stoops to Conquer†* – S.C. Mundhra 70.00
IBSEN
29. The Doll’s House – O.P. Malviya 60.00
JONSON, BEN
30. Every Man in His Humour† –S.C. Agarwal 50.00
31. Volpone or The Fox† –S.C. Agarwal 65.00
MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER
32. Dr. Faustus† –Om Prakash 55.00
33. Dr. Faustus†* –B.R. Sharma 40.00
34. Edward II† –Som Dev 75.00
MILTON, JOHN
35. Samson Agonistes† –S.C. Mundhra & S. C. Agarwal 60.00
OSBORNE, JOHN
36. Look Back in Anger* –S.P. Sen Gupta 60.00
PINTER, HAROLD
37. The Birthday Party –T.R.S. Iyer 18.00
38. The Caretaker–Ram Sharma 50.00
SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM
39. A Dictionary of Shakespearean References –P.V. Gopalkrishnan 95.00
40. A Study of Choric Characters in Shakespeare’s Plays –P.C.Roy 95.00
41. An Introduction to William Shakespeare –S.P. Sen Gupta 80.00
42. Shakespearean Comedy –Raghukul Tilak 60.00
43. Shakespeare—Romances –Om Prakash 10.00
44. Shakespeare :Select Tragedies—A Story in Yogic Psychology IN PRESS
–A.D. Barche
45. Shakespearean Tragedy –Raghukul Tilak 75.00
46. Trends in Shakespearean Criticism –S.P. Sen Gupta 85.00
47. A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream† –Girish Saxena 50.00
48. A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream†* –S.C. Agarwal 60.00

49. All’s Well that Ends Well –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
50. Antony & Cleopatra – S.P. Sen Gupta 24.00
51. Antony & Cleopatra† – Rajendra Singh IN PRESS
52. As You Like It –S.P. Sen Gupta 10.00
53. As You Like It† –S.C. Agarwal 50.00
54. As You Like It†* –S.C. Agarwal 60.00
55. Coriolanus –S.P. Sen Gupta 20.00
56. Cymbeline –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
57. Hamlet –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
58. Hamlet* –J.P. Goel 35.00
59. Hamlet†* –B.C. Chakravorty 100.00
60. Henry IV Part I –S. P. Sen Gupta 15.00
61. Henry IV Part II –S.P. Sen Gupta 10.00
62. Henry V –S.P. Sen Gupta 10.00
63. Julius Caesar –S.P. Sen Gupta 22.00
64. King Lear – S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
65. King Lear†* –B.C. Chakravorty 65.00
66. King Richard II –S.P. Sen Gupta IN PRESS
67. King Richard II† –T.K. Dutta 40.00
68. Love’s Labour’s Lost –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
69. Macbeth –S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
70. Macbeth† –M.N. Sinha 70.00
71. Macbeth†* – S.C. Agarwal 95.00
72. Measure for Measure –S.P. Sen Gupta 28.00
73. Much Ado About Nothing –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
74. Othello –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
75. Othello†* –S.C. Mundhra & S.C. Agarwal 60.00
76. King Richard III –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
77. Romeo and Juliet –S.P. Sen Gupta 20.00
78. Romeo and Juliet† –Girish Saxena 50.00
79. Romeo and Juliet†* –Girish Saxena 60.00
80. The Merchant of Venice –S.P. Sen Gupta 18.00
81. The Taming of the Shrew†–S. Rengachari 80.00
82. The Tempest –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
83. The Tempest† –Girish Saxena 90.00
84. The Tempest†* –Girish Saxena 80.00
85. The Winter’s Tale –S.P. Sen Gupta 20.00
86. Troilus and Cressida –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
87. Twelfth Night* –K.A. Agarwal 20.00
88. Twelfth Night†* –S.C. Agarwal 75.00
89. The Two Gentlemen of Verona –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
SHAW, BERNARD
90. Arms and the Man†* –R.S. Saxena 75.00

RUSSIAN AND FRENCH L I T E R AT U R E
91. Candida –Charu Mehrotra IN PRESS

92. Candida†* –M.R. Vedant 75.00
93. Man And Superman† –Kalyan Nath Dutta 60.00
94. Pygmalion* –R.L. Tiwari 60.00
95. Saint Joan† –Kalyan Nath Dutta 60.00
96. The Apple Cart* –R.L. Tiwari 25.00
SHELLEY, P.B.
97. Prometheus Unbound† –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
SHERIDAN
98. The Rivals†* –M.N. Sinha 80.00
99. The School For Scandal†* –M.N. Sinha 70.00
SWINBURNE
100. Atalanta in Calydon† –S.P. Sen Gupta IN PRESS
SYNGE, J.M.
101. The Tragic View in the Plays of J.M. Synge –P.C. David 90.00
102. The Playboy of the Western World† –P.P. Mehta 25.00
103. Riders to the Sea†* –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 45.00
WEBSTER, JOHN
104. The Duchess of Malfi†* –A.N. Gupta, Ruchi Shinghal 100.00
105. The White Devil†–K.A. Agarwal 70.00
WILDE, OSCAR
106. The Importance of Being Earnest† –P.P. Mehta 45.00
RUSSIAN & FRENCH LITERATURE
CAMUS, ALBERT
1. The Outsider –J.Prasad 120.00
CHEKHOV, A.P.
2. The Cherry Orchard†* –R.L. Tiwari 45.00
DOSTOEVESKY
3. Crime & Punishment –S.P. Sen Gupta 45.00
GORKY, MAXIM
4. Mother –R.L. Tiwari 80.00
TOLSTOY, LEO
5. Anna Karenina –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
6. War & Peace –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
AMERICAN LITERATURE
1. A Reader’s Guide to American Literature –S.C. Mundhra 160.00
2. An Approach to American Literature – N.S. Sahu 150.00
RALPH WALDO EMERSON'S VISION OF NATURE, ART AND LIFE; HENRY DAVID THOREAU
AND THE NEW CRITICISM;EDGAR ALLAN POE: THE POET AS AN ARTIST, CRITIC AND

A M E R I C A N L I T E R AT U R E
THINKER; WALT WHITMAN, THE WORLD POET; HERMAN MELVILLE; A MAJOR ARTIST;
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S QUEST FOR THE USABLE PAST, AND SYMBOLIC BUT
ETHICAL IDEALISM; MARK TWAIN, THE ARTIST; THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY
FINN: MARK TWAIN'S PLEA FOR SOCIAL CONCERNS; EMILY DICKINSON AS A POET OF
LOVE, AND BEAUTY; HENRY JAMES: A PROPHET OF AMERICAN INNOCENCE, ROBERT
FROST: A POET OF ETERNAL THEMES; ‘MAN' AND ‘TRADITION' IN EUGENE O'NEILL'S
PLAYS; LORE OF JEWISHNESS IN MAXWELL ANDERSON; IRONY AND PARADOX IN
MAXWELL ANDERSON'S PLAYS; "SATURDAY'S CHILDREN" : A PLAY WITH THE THEME
OF CONTEMPORANEITY; SATURDAY'S CHILDREN: A QUEST FOR FREEDOM; THERE
SHALL BE NO NIGHT : A DRAMA OF SOCIO-POLITICAL DISINTEGRATION; WILLIAM
FAULKNER: A TYPICAL CREATIVE WRITER; ERNEST HEMINGWAY : AN ADVOCATE OF
THE ‘LOST GENERATION'; T.S. ELIOT'S SENSE OF ‘HISTORY' AND ‘TIME'; T.S. ELIOT AND
HIS CRITICAL CANON; DEATH OF A SALESMAN: A POINT IN CASE ABOUT AMERICAN
DREAM; ‘BLACK HUMOR' : A NEW PERSPECTIVE IN HUMOUR; DEATH OF A SALESMAN:
A PLAY ABOUT SUCCESS-MYTH; THE CRUCIBLE: A COMMENT ON ‘FAIR TRIAL'; IRONY
AND HUMOUR IN "WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF:"; EDWARD ALBEE, THE NIHILIST,
SAUL BELLOW: A VOICE IN MODERNISM; SAUL BELLOW'S THE ADVENTRES OF THE
AUGIE MARCH: L A STYDY IN HOPELESS NIHILISM
3. History of American Literature –Raghukul Tilak 125.00
4. Selected Questions on History of American Literature
—Raghukul Tilak, Anurama Gupta 72.00
ALBEE, EDWARD
5. The Zoo Story –S.C. Mundhra 25.00
6. Who is Afraid of Virginia Woolf? –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
DICKINSON, EMILY
7. Essential Emily Dickinson (Selected Poems)† –J. Sri Hari Rao 80.00
1. ON THIS WONDROUS SEA (4) 2. I HAVE A BIRD IN SPRING (5) 3. SLEEP IS SUPPOSED TO
BE (13) 4. ADRIFT ! A LITTLE BOAT ADRIFT ! (30) 5. I NEVER LOST AS MUCH BUT TWICE (49)
6. I OFTEN PASSED THE VILLAGE (51) 7. IF I SHOULD DIE (54) 8. SUCCESS IS COUNTED
SWEETEST (67) 9. EXULTATION IS THE GOING (76) 10. THE RAINBOW NEVER TELLS ME
(97) 11. A SCIENCE - SO THE SAVANTS SAY (100) 12. THE BEE IS NOT AFRAID OF ME (111)
13. WHAT INN IS THIS (115) 14. I HAD SOME THINGS THAT I CALLED MINE (116) 15. TO
FIGHT ALOUD, IS VERY BRAVE (126) 16. BRING ME THE SUNSET IN A CUP (128) 17. THESE
ARE THE DAYS WHEN BIRDS COME BACK (130) 18. DUST IS THE ONLY SECRET (153) 19.
THE MURMUR OF BEE (155) 20. JUST, LOST, WHEN I WAS SAVED ! (160) 21. TO LEARN THE
TRANSPORT BY THE PAIN (167) 22. IF I SHOULDN’T BE ALIVE (182) 23. I’M WIFE - I’VE
FINISHED THAT (199) 24. I TASTE A LIQUOR NEVER BREWED (214) 25. SAFE IN THEIR
ALABASTER CHAMBERS (216) 26. I LIKE A LOOK OF AGONE (241) 27. ‘HOPE’ IS THE THING
WITH FEATHERS (254) 28. THERE’S A CERTAIN SLANT OF LIGHT (258) 29. I LEFT A FUNERAL,
IN MY BRAIN (280) 30. THE ROBIN’S MY CRITERION FOR TUNE (285) 31. A CLOCK STOPPED
(287) 32. I’M NOBODY ! WHO ARE YOU? (288) 33. OF BRONZE-AND BLAZE (290) 34. I GOT
SO I COULD TAKE HIS NAME (293) 35. THE SOUL SELECTS HER OWN SOCIETY (303) 36.
THE DAY CAME SLOW-TILL FIVE O’CLOCK (304) 37. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DISPAIR
(305) 38. THE SOULS SUPERIOR INSTANTS (306). 39. I SHOULD HAVE BEEN TOO GLAD,
I SEE (313) 40. HE FUMBLES AT YOUR SOUL (315) 41. I’LL TELL YOU HOW THE SUM ROSE
(318) 42. THERE CAME DAY AT SUMMER’S FULL (322) 43. SOME KEEP THE SABBATH
GOING TO CHURCH (324) 44. BEFORE I GOT MY EYE PUT OUT (327) 45. A BIRD CAME
DOWN THE WALK (328) 46. AFTER GREAT PAIN, A FORMAL FEELING COMES (341) 47. I
DREADED THAT FIRST ROBIN, SO (348) 48. THERE’S BEEN A DEATH, IN THE OPPOSITE
HOUSE 49. SOME-WORK FOR IMMORTALITY (406) 50. YOU’LL KNOW IT-AS YOU KNOW’T

AMERICAN LITERATURE
IS NOON (420) 51. MUCH MADNESS IS DIVINEST SENSE (435) 52. THIS IS MY LETTER TO
THE WORLD (441) 53. I DIED FOR BEAUTY-BUT WAS SCARCE (449) 54. I HEARD A FLY BUZZ-
WHEN I DIED (465) 55. GOING TO HIM! HAPPY LETTER! (494) 56. IT WAS NOT DEATH, FOR
I STOOD UP (510) 57. IF YOU WERE COMING IN THE FALL (511) 58.‘TWAS WARM - AT FIRST
-LIKE US (519) 59. I STARED EARLY -TOOK MY DOG (520) 60. TO HEAR AN ORIOLE SING
(526) 61. MINE–BY THE RIGHT TO THE WHITE ELECTION ! (528) 62. I MEASURE EVERY
GRIEF I MEET (561) 63. I LIKE TO SEE IT LAP THE MILES (585) 64. I THINK I WAS ENCHANCED
(593) 65. THE BRAINIS WIDER THAN THE SKY (632) 66. A THOUGHT WENT UP MIND TODAY
(701) 67. BECAUSE I COULD NOT STOP FOR DEATH (712) 68. BEHIND ME-DIPS ETERNITY
(721) 69. I MANY TIMES THOUGHT PEACE HAD COME (739) 70. RENUNCIATION IS A PIERCING
VIRTUE (754) 71. MY LIFE HAS STOOD - A LOADED GUN (754) 72. DESPAIR’S ADVANTAGE
IS ACHIEVED (799) 73. A LIGHT EXISTS IN SPRING (812) 74. SPRING IS THE PERIOD (844)
75. THE POETS LIGHT BUT LAMPS (833) 76. A NEARNESS TO TREMENDOUSNESS (963)
77. A NARROW FELLOW IN THE GRASS (986) 78. FURTHER IN SMMER THAN THE BIRDS
(1078) 79. TITLE DIVINE -IS MINE! (1072) 80. THE LAST NIGHT THAT SHE LIVED (1100) 82.
TOO COLD IS THIS (1135) 83. GREAT STREETS OF SILENCE LED AWAY (1159) 84. HE
PREACHED UPON “BREADTH” TILL …(1207) 85. THERE IS NO FRIGATE LIKE A BOOK
(1263) 86. THE MUSHROOM IS THE ELF OF PLANT (1298) 87. DEAR MARCH—COME IS
(1320) 88. LAY THIS LAURCI ON THE ONE (1393) 89. BEES ARE BLACK, WITH GILT
SURCINGLES (1405) 90. THOSE NOT LIVE YET (1454) 91. HOW HAPPY IS THE LITTLE
STONE (1510) 92. AS IMPERCEPTIBLY AS GRIEF (1540) 93. THE BIBLE IS AN ANTIQUE
VOLUME (1545) 94. THE FARTHEST THUNDER THAT I HEARD (1581) 95. HE ATE AND
DRANK THE PRECIOUS WORDS (1587) 96. THE CAME A WIND LIKE A BUGLE (1593) 97.
APPARENTLY WITH NO SURPRISE (1624) 98. IN WINTER IN MY ROOM (1670) 99. MY LIFE
CLOSED TWICE BEFORE ITS CLOSE (1772) 100. ELYSIUM IS AS FAR AS TO (1760).
EMERSON
8. Emerson—A Study† –A.N. Dwivedi 60.00
ESSAYS : 1. NATURE 2. THE AMERICAN SCHOLAR 3. THE DIVINITY SCHOOL ADDRESS
4.SELF-RELIANCE 5. THE OVER-SOUL 6. ART 7. THE POET 8. LOVE. POEMS : 1. CONCORD
HYMN OR CONCORD FIGHT. 2. EACH AND ALL 3. THE PROBLEM 4. THE SNOW-STORM
5. THRENODY 6. ODE, INSCRIBED TO W.H. CHANNING 7. URIEL 8. HAMATREYA 9.
BRAHMA 10. DAYS. 11. TERMINUS 12. MAIA 13. THE RHODORA.
9. Emerson—The American Scholar –A.N. Dwivedi 35.00
FAULKNER, WILLIAM
10. The Sound and the Fury–Ruchi Shingal IN PRESS
FROST, ROBERT
11. Robert Frost (A Study of Selected Poems) –A.N. Dwivedi 50.00
1. MOWING 2. RELUCTANCE 3. MENDING WALL 4. THE DEATH OF THE HIRED MAN 5.
HOME BURIAL 6. BLUE BERRIES 7. AFTER APPLE-PICKING 8. THE WOOD-PILE 9. THE
ROAD NOT TAKEN 10. BIRCHES 11. BROWN’S DESCENT 12. THE VANISHING RED 13.
FIRE AND ICE 14. NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY 15. STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY
EVENING 16. THE NEED OF BEING VERSED IN COUNTRY THINGS 17. ACQUAINTED
WITH THE NIGHT. 18. WEST : RUNNING BROOK 19. TWO TRAMPS IN MUD TIME 20.
DEPARTMENTAL 21. DESERT PLACES 22. DESIGN. 23. THE GIFT OUTRIGHT 24. A
CONSIDERABLE SPECK 25. DIRECTIVE.
12. Robert Frost*—A.N. Dwivedi 40.00
(BIRCHES, TWO TRAMPS IN MUD TIME, MENDING WALL, THE ROAD NET TAKEN,
FIRE & ICF.)
13. Mowing and Mending Wall* –A.N. Dwivedi 15.00
A M E R I C A N L I T E R AT U R E
HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL
14. The Scarlet Letter –A.N. Dwivedi 60.00
HEMINGWAY, ERNEST
15. Ernest Hemingway—The Impact of War 140.00
on His Life and Works –S.C. Mundhra
16. Ernest Hemingway—A Study in his Evolution –J.P. Tripathi 285.00
17. The Sun Also Rises –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
18. A Farwell to Arms –S.C. Mundhra 45.00
19. For Whom the Bell Tolls –S.C. Mundhra 40.00
20. The Old Man and the Sea –S.C. Mundhra 50.00
JAMES, HENRY
21. The Portrait of a Lady (IIIrd Edition)–A.N. Dwivedi 65.00
MILLER, ARTHUR
22. All My Sons*–O.P. Malaviya, Rekha Bharti 52.00
23. Death of a Salesman –A.N. Dwivedi 45.00
MELVILLE
24. Moby Dick –A.N. Dwivedi IN PRESS
O’NEILL, EUGENE
25. Cutural Conflict in the Plays of Eugene O’Neill—Ruchi Shinghal 150.00
26. Eugene O’Neill— A Study of his Tragic Vision –P.K. Dey 150.00
27. Desire Under the Elms –A.N. Dwivedi 25.00
28. Mourning Becomes Electra –S.C. Mundhra 35.00
29. The Emperor Jones –S.C. Mundhra & V.N.S. Chowdhary 60.00
30. The Iceman Cometh –S.C. Mundhra 20.00
31. The Hairy Ape –S.C. Mundhra 60.00
32. The Strange Interlude –S.C. Mundhra 10.00
PLATH, SYLVIA
33. A Study of Sylvia Plath & her Works–M.V.S. Sarma 40.00
34. Black Statements: Sylvia Plath’s Poetry and Fiction–Shyamsundar Padihari 55.00
SAUL BELLOW
35. Herzog – B.S. Nimavat IN PRESS
POE, EDGAR ALLAN
36. Edgar Allan Poe’s Influence on Detective Fiction–Anupam Bansal 120.00
TENNESSE, WILLIAMS
37. The Glass Menagerie * –O.P. Malaviya 60.00
THOREAU
38. Civil Disobedience& other essays† –A.N. Dwivedi 75.00
1. CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE 2. WHERE I LIVED, AND WHAT I LIVED FOR, 3. THE BATTLE
OF THE ANTS

BLACK AMERICAN, COMMONWEALTH & AFRICAN LITERATURE
39. Walden† –A.N. Dwivedi IN PRESS

TWAIN, MARK
40. Mark Twain—The Novelist –A.N. Dwivedi 10.00
41. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn – A.N. Dwivedi 55.00
WHITMAN, WALT
42. Walt Whitman—Selected Poems† –A.N. Dwivedi 85.00
1. ONE’S SELF I SING 2. I HEAR AMERICA SINGING 3. SONG OF MYSELF : GENERAL
INTRODUCTION (I) I CELEBRATE MYSELF (II) I BELIEVE IN YOU MY SOUL (III) TWENTY-
EIGHT YOUNG MEN BATHE BY THE SHORE (IV) ANIMALS (V) THE SPOTTED HAWK (VI) A
CHILD SAID WHAT IS THE GRASS(VII) I BELIEVE A LEAF OF GRASS 4. NATIVE MOVEMENTS
5. ONCE I PASS’D THROUGH A POPULOUS CITY 6. I SAW IN LOUISIANA A LIVE OAK GROWING
7. HEAR IT WAS CHARGED AGAINST ME 8. SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD 9. CROSSING
BORKLYN FERRY 10. PIONEERS! O PIONEERS! 11. OUT OF THE CRADLE ENDLESSLY
ROCKING 12. AS I EBB’D WITH THE OCEAN OF LIFE 13. ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT 14. THE
DALLIANCE OF THE EAGLES 15. CAVLRY CROSSING A FORD 16. THE WOUND-DRESSER
17. WHEN LILACS LAST IN THE DOORYARD BLOOM’D 18. O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! 19.
THERE WAS A CHILD WENT FORTH 20. PASSAGE TO INDIA 21. PRAYER OF COLUMBUS
22. THE SLEEPERS 23. CHANTING THE SQUARE DEIFIC 24. A NOISELESS PATIENT SPIDER
25. FACES 26. SHUT NOT YOUR DOORS 27. I SIT AND LOOKOUT 28. AS ADAM EARLY IN
THE MORNING 29. WHEREVER YOU ARE HOLDING ME NOW IN HAND.
43. Walt Whitman—A Critical Survey –Preeti Gautam, Joyti Parasher, 56.00
RubiSiddiqui
(SONG OF MYSELF— SECTION 1, 6, 31, 32, 35, I HEAR IT WAS CHARGED AGAINST ME)
BLACK AMERICAN, COMMONWEALTH

& AFRICAN LITERATURE
1. Essays on David Williams (A novelist from the Canadian Prairie) –B.N. Singh 200.00
2. Essays on Canadian Literature –ed. K. Balachandran 150.00
1. STEPHEN GILL: A SEARCH OF ELYSIUM, 2. MARGARET AVISON, THE
SYNTHESIZER, 3. AN EMIGRANT ARCHETYPALIZED : A STUDY OF MARGARET, 4.
THE CONCEPT OF ANGER IN A.J.M. SMITH’S ‘LIKE AN OLD PROUD KING IN A
PARABLE’, 5. NIHILISM, NIETZSCHE, AND LAYTON, 6. BEYOND GOD THE FATHER:
THE MANAWAKA NOVELS OF MARGARET LAWRENCE AS A FEMINIST REWRITING
OF T.S. ELIOT’S ‘FOUR QUARTETS’, 7. THE TRADITION, THE VALUES AND THE
CHANGES : A STUDY OF RICHER’S ‘SON OF A SMALLER HERO’] 8. GAIL SCOTT’S
‘HEROINE’ : A FEMINIST CULTURAL MOSAIC, 9. THE TRAVAILS OF THE IMMIGRANT’S
JOURNEY THROGH GDOGRAPHICAL AND CULTURAL SPACE : A STUDY OF M.G.
VASSANJI’S ‘NO NEW LAND’, 10. ATWOOD’S LADY ORACLE’: A POST-MODERNIST
TEXT, 11. CULTURAL CONFLICT IN THE NOVELS OF MARGARET ATWOOD, 12.
‘BYOND GENDER‘ :THE ISSUE OF HUMAN DEGNITY IN THE NOVELS OF MARGERET
ATWOOD, 13. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MARGARET ATWOOD’S ‘ SURFACING’
AND ANITA DESAI’S ‘CRY THE PEACOCK’, 14. TREATMENT OF WOMEN IN THE
FICTION OF ANITA DESAI AND MARGARET ATWOOD, 15. ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGES AND SOCIAL VALUES IN CANADA AND INDIA AS REFLECTED IN CANADIAN
AND INDIAN NOVELS IN ENGLISH, 16. HERO AS QUTSIDER : CANADIAN EXPERIENCE
IN RHHINTON MISTRY’S SHORT STORIES, 17. ALTERNATIVE CULTURE : SHARAN
BUTALA’S CONCEPT OF NATURE IN ‘THE PERFECTION OF THE MORNING’, 18.
REGIONALISM ADN CANADIAN POST-MODERNISM, 19. ROBERTSON DAVIES’ ‘AT
MY HEART’S CORE’: A FEMINIST RADING, 20. ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES AND
BLACK AMERICAN, COMMONWEALTH & AFRICAN LITERATURE
SOCIAL VALUES IN THE PLAYS OF MICHAEL COOK AND DAVID FRENCH. 21. SOCIAL
PROTEST IN GEORGE RYGA’S ‘THE ECSTASY OF RITA JOE’
3. The Feminist Mode in Commonwealth Literature –R.A. Singh 120.00
1. COPING WITH GENDER AND MAN-MADE LANGUAGE: AN APPROACH TOWARD
FEMINISM, 2. FLIGHT FROM RESPONSIBILITY OR SEARCH FOR FREEDOM: A STUDY
OF WITHDRAWLM IN FICTION, 3. THE GAME OF POWER: MARGARET ATWOOD’S
THE HANDMAID’S TALE, ANOTA DESAI’S CLEAR LIGHT OF DAY AND SHOBHA DE’S
SNAPSHOTS, 4. FEMININE AWARENESS AND FEMININE SELFHOOD: JEAN RHY’S
WIDE SARGASSO SEA, MARGARET ATWOOD’S CAT’S EYE, BAPSI SIDHWA’S AN
AMERICAN BRAT AND SHOBHA DE’S SOCIALITE EVENINGS 5. A FEMINIST READING
OF NADINE GORDIMER’S A JOURNEY, 6. TRADITION AND WOMEN: A CONTRASTIVE
STUDY IN THE INDO-CANADIAN CONTEXT, 7. WHO IS AFRAID OF THE FEMINISTS?
A CRITIQUE OF THE NEW WOMAN IN THE NOVELS OF F. SCOTT FITZGERALD, 8.
WOMAN AS PROFESSOR: A REFLECTION OF MARKANDAYA’S ANTI PATRIARCHAL
RAGE AND DIVIDED-CONSCIOUSNESS IN POSSESSION, 9. THE RAMAYANA, THE
RED OLEANDER AND SURFACING: AN ECO-FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE, 10. THE
SWORD AND THE NEEDLE: PROTEST IN BAPSI SIDHWA’S THE PAKISTANI BRIDE,
11. LAJJA/SHAME: A STUDY IN PATANJALI’S CONCEPT OF AVIDYA, 12. THE
SERPANT AND THE ROPE IN ANITA DESAI’S CRY, THE PEACOCK
ACHEBE, CHINUA
4. Anthills of the Savannah– Jaya Lakshmi Rao 55.00
5. Arrow of God–Jaya Lakshmi Rao 30.00
6. Culture and Anarchy in the Novels of Chinua Achebe –Jaya Lakshmi Rao 150.00
INTRODUCTION, THINGS FALL APART, ARROW OF GOD, NOLONGER AT EASE, A MAN
OF THE PEOPLE, CONCLUSION
7. Things Fall Apart (IInd Enlarged Edition) –Jaya Lakshmi Rao 45.00
ATWOOD, MARGARET
8. Surfacing–R.A. Singh In Press
BARAKA, AMIRI
9. Amiri Baraka: A Critical Evaluation–P.K. Dash 60.00
HURTSON, ZORA
10. There Eyes were Watching God –Mohini Chakranarayan 50.00
MISTRY, ROHINTON
11. That Long Journey –K.V. George IN PRESS
MORRISON, TONI
12. Sula –Mohini Chakranarayan 70.00
NAIPAUL, V.S.
13. A House for Mr. Biswas –R.A. Singh 35.00
SIDHWA, BAPSI
14. Ice-Candy Man–I.D. Sharma 22.00
WALKER, ALICE
15. The Color Purple –Mohini Chakranarayan 60.00

GREEK AND LATIN L I T E R AT U R E
GREEK & LATIN LITERATURE

1. A History of Greek Liretrature –S.P. Sen Gupta 200.00
AESCHYLUS
2. The Agamemnon–S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
3. The Prometheus Bound –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
ARISTOPHANES
4. The Cloud –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
5. The Frogs –S.P. Sen Gupta 35.00
ARISTOTLE
6. The Poetics† –S.P. Sen Gupta & S.C. Mundhra 50.00
EURIPIDES
7. The Bacchae –S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
8. The Electra –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
9. The Medea –S.P. Sen Gupta 55.00
HOMER
10. lliad –S.P. Sen Gupta 45.00
11. Odyssey –S.P. Sen Gupta 22.00
HORACE
12. Odes –S.P. Sen Gupta 25.00
13. The Art of Poetry† –S.P. Sen Gupta 35.00
LONGINUS
14. On the Sublime –S.D. Sharma 50.00
PLATO
15. The Republic –S.P. Sen Gupta 30.00
16. The Symposium –S.P. Sen Gupta 12.00
PLATUS
17. Menachmi –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
18. Ghost (Mostellaria)–S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
SENECA
19. Agamemnon –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
20. Thyestes –S.P. Sen Gupta 18.00
21. The Trojan Women –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00
SOPHOCLES
22. Antigone –S.P. Sen Gupta 20.00
23. Oedipus Rex ( Oedipus The King) –S.P. Sen Gupta 40.00
VIRGIL
24. The Aeneid –S.P. Sen Gupta 60.00
25. The Pastoral Poems –S.P. Sen Gupta 15.00

I N D I A N - E N G L I S H L I T E R AT U R E
INDIAN-ENGLISH LITERATURE
1. A Survey of Indian English Literature –Satish Kumar
a. Vol. I Indian English Poetry 250.00
b. Vol.II Indian English Prose 140.00
c. Vol.III Indian English Drama 90.00
d. Vol.IV Indian English Novel 220.00
2. Contemporary Indian English Poetry (An Anthology) –I.H. Rizvi 40.00
3. Contemporary Indian English Poetry –B. K. Das 60.00
4. Contemporary Indian English Verse –A. N. Dwivedi
a. Vol.I Essays on Female Poets 150.00
FEMININE AND ANDROGYNOUS VOICE: CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH VERSE BY INDIAN
WOMEN; EVE' SONG; CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH VERSE BY INDIAN WOMEN; ANNA
SUJATHA MODAYIL; CHITRA PERSHAD, ROHINI, GUPTA AND DOROTHY SINHA; GAURI
DESHPANDE; GAURI PANT; KAMALA DAS; LAKSHMI KANNAN; LALITHA
VENKATESWARAN; LEELA DHARAMRAJ, IRA DE AND TAPATI MOOKERJI; LILA RAY;
MARGARET CHATTERJEE; MARY ANN DAS GUPTA AND NASIMA AZIZ- TO ALIEN VOICES;
MEENA ALEXANDER; MONIKA VARMA; RITA DALMIYA, RENU ROY AND ZAHIDA ZAIDI;
ROSHEN ALKAZI AND MAMTA KALIA; SUNITA JAIN-THE CELEBRANT OF LOVE; SUNITI
NAMJOSHI-ART AND ARTIFICE IN HER WORK; TILOTTAMA RAJAN AND UMA
PARMESWARAN; VIMALA RAO AND MALATHI RAO
b. Vol.II Essays on Male Poets 175.00
ADAMS' SONG : CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH VERSE BY INDIAN MEN; THE INDIAN POETRY
IN ENGLISH : THE CONTEMPORARY SITUATION; THE POETRY OF ADIL JUSSAWALLA;
THE POETRY OF A.K. RAMANUJAN; ARUN KOLATKAR AND THE THREE VALUE-SYSTEMS;
THE POETRY OF C.RAJU; THE CANDLE THAT DISCOVERED DARKNESS: THE POETRY OF
DEB KUMAR DAS; DOM MORAES: A RE-ASSESSMENT OF HIS POETRY; GIEVE PATEL'S
POETRY: AN EXPLORATION OF THE 'BODY'; CAUGHT IN THE CURRENTS OF TIME: A
STUDY IN THE POETRY OF JAYANTA MAHAPATRA; J.P. DAS: AN APPRAISAL; ‘POETRY FOR
ITSELF' : THE POETRY OF K.D. KATRAK; KESHAV MALIK: THE TOTAL POET; K.N.
DARUWALLA'S POETRY: AN ASSESSMENT, THE POETRY OF KRISHNA SRINIVAS: AN
ASSESSMENT; INFLASH AND ORCHESTRA: A NOTE ON K.V.S MURTI'S MUSE; NISSIM
EZEKIEL; O.P. BHATNAGAR'S POETRY: THE MEANINGFUL GLANCE; P. LAL'S POETRY: THE
HOLY TRINITY OF NATURE, LOVE AND MAN; PRANAB BANDYOPADHYAY; ‘TONIGHT THIS
SAVAGE RITE' : A PERSPECTIVE OF PRITISH NANDY'S LOVE POEMS; THE POETRY OF
RAKSHAT PURI: AN ANALYSIS; R. PARTHASARATHY'S ROUGH PASSAGE'; R.
RAVINDRANATH MENON'S POETRY; FROM CHIMNEY TO THE SKY: SATYA DEV JAGGI'S
POETRY; SHANKAR MOKASHI-PUNEKAR : SOME NOTES ON HIS POETRY; ‘THE SAME
ROUTE AS MY ANCESTORS TOOK' : A STUDY OF THE INDIAN SENSIBILITY IN SHIV KUMAR'S
WORKS; S. SANTHI: THE MONARCH OF WIT AND HUMOUR; SUBHAS SAHA: LOVE, NOT
LIVE WITH, PEACE; RE-CREATING 'THE LIVING SCENES OF CONTEMPORARY LIFE' : THE
POETRY OF SYED AMANUDDIN; SYED AMEERUDDIN'S; POETRY: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL
5. Critical Studies in Indian Writing in English –R.K. Gupta 75.00
IMAGERY IN CRY, THE PEACOCK, ONTOLOGICAL ENTITY IN RAJA RAO’S THE SERPENT AND
THE ROPE, PESTILENCE AND ENDURANCE: A STUDY OF BHABANI BHATTACHARYA’S HE
WHO RIDES A TIGER, MYSTIC VALUE OF AURUM FOR TOUT LE MONDE: A STUDY OF BHABANI
BHATTACHARYA’S A GODDESS NAMED GOLD, A VISION OF LIFE: KAMALA MARKANDAYA’S
NECTAR IN A SIEVE, FEVERISH FALLACY: TEH CALCUTTA CHROMOSOME, THE CONCEPT OF
‘NEW WOMAN’ IN ANITA DESAI’S CLEAR LIGHTOF DAY, TRAUMA OF A HOUSEWIFE: A STUDY
OF FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN, IMAGE OF WOMAN IN SHASHI DESHPANDE’S ROOTS AND
SHADOWS, BHABANI BHATTACHARYA’S SO MANY HUNGERS: A PLEA FOR SOCIAL REALITY,
QUEST FOR TRUTH: A STUDY OF ONTOLOGY IN RAJA RAO’S THE CHESSMASTER AND HIS
MOVES: A SAGA OF LOVE, A.K. RAMANUJAN: A POET PAR-EXCELLENCE, POETIC WORLD OF

SRI AUROBINDO: A TOUR D’HORIZON, THE EXISTENTIAL PREDICAMENT: A LINCH-PIN IN
NAYANTARA SAHGAL’S THE DAY IN SHADOW, THE CONCEPT OF NEW-WOMAN IN SHASHI
DESHPANDE’S NOVEL: THAT LONGS SILENCE, MAN-WOMAN RELATIONSHIP: A STUDY OF
ARUNDHATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS, A FEMINIST VOICE: A STUDY OF KAMALA
DAS’SPOEMS.SUBMISSIVESOUL:ASTUDYINSALMANRUSHDIES’SMIDNIGHT’SCHILDREN,
HUMANISTIC NOTE: A STUDY IN M.R. ANAND’S THE OLD WOMAN AND THE COW
6. Eagle in Flight (Symbols in Indo English Literature)–Q.Z. Alam 150.00
7. Feminism & Indian English Fiction –P. M. Nayak & S.P. Swain 100.00
8. Fits & Misfits—A Study of Anita Desai's Protagonists 110.00
–V.L.V.N. Narendra Kumar
9. Four Indo-Anglian Poets –A.N. Dwivedi 40.00
1. TORU DUTT, 2. R. N. TAGORE, 3. AUROBINDO, 4. SAROJINI NAUDU
10. Indian Aestecism in R.K. Narayan and other 60.00
Indo-English Novelists –S.C. Sanayal
11. Indian English historical Fiction—An Assessment –M.A. Jeyaraju IN PRESS
12. Indian Novels in English—A Sociolinguistic Study–Jagdeep Sarangi 175.00
INTRODUCTION, MULKRAJ ANAND AND RAJA RAO, R.K. NARAYAN, BHABANI
BHATTACHARYA AND KHUSHWANT SINGH, RAMA MEHTA AND ANITA DESAI, AMITAV
GHOSH AND ARUNDHATIROY, CONCLUSION
13. Indian Poetry in english : A Critical Appraisal—A.N. Prasad 75.00
INDIAN POETRY IN ENGLISH : A BIRD'S EYE VIEW ; FIVE SELECTED POEMS OF INDIAN
POETRY IN ENGLISH : A CASE STUDY: THE HARP OF INDIA BY HENRY L- DEROZIO ; OUR
CASUARINA TREE BY TORU DUTT ; ENTERPRISE BY NISSIM EZEKIEL ; AN INTRODUCTION
BY KAMALA DAS ; ANOTHLER VIEW OF GRACE BY A. K. RAMANUJAN ; SYMBOLISM IN
TAGORE'S GITANJALI : THE IMAGE OF VESSEL ; THE IMAGE OF FLUTE/LYRE/HARP/VINA
; THE IMAGE OF MUSIC ; THE IMAGE OF FLOWER ; THE IMAGE OF DRESS/GARMENT/
ORNAMENT ; THE IMAGE OF DOOR/GATE ; THE IMAGE OF FIRE ; THE IMAGES OF THE
DUST, DARKNESS, SHROUD ; THE IMAGE OF SILENT STEPS ; THE IMAGE OF BEAUTIFUL
WOMAN ; THE IMAGE OF JOURNEY/VOYAGE/TRAVELS ; TAGORE'S FRUIT GATHERING:
A WORK OF SYMBOLIC EXUBERANCES ; FRUIT AND FLOWER ; DOOR ; UNHEARD MELODY
; SAILOR/TRAVELLER ; LAMP ; SOME SHORT POEMS OF SRI AUROBINDO : A BLENDING
OF ART AND MYSTICISM : THE TIGER AND THE DEER ; A CHILD'S IMAGINATION ;
TRANSFORMATION ; NIRVANA ; THE POEMS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA: A FINE
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN POETRY AND PHILOSOPHY : THE CUP ; TO AN EARLY
VIOLET ; SAROJINI NAIDU'S POETRY : AN EVERGREEN PLANT OF VEDANTIC FRUIT AND
POETIC FRAGRANCE : VILLAGE SONG ; MY SOULS PRAYER ; SONGS OF RADHA :THE
QUEST ; IN SALUTATION TO THE ETERNAL PEACE ; THE POETRY OF NISSIM EZEKIEL:
A FINE FUSION OF FEELING AND FORM : ISLAND ; THE NIGHT OF THE SCORPION ;
PHILOSOPHY ; THE POET, LOVER, BIRD WATCHER ; JAYANT MAHAPATRA : A POET OF
COMPETENT CRAFT : DAWN AT PURI : AGAIN ONE DAY ; THE MOUNTAIN SNOW IN IOWA
CITY ; FOREIGN FOLIAGE ON NATIVE ROOT : A BRIEF STUDY OF NISSIM EZEKIEL, P. LAL,
KAMALA DAS AND A.K. RAMANUJAN ; SELECT READING LIST
14. Indianness in Major Indo-English Novels –S.C. Sanayal 125.00
15. Indo-Anglian Fiction—An Assessment –P. P. Mehta IN PRESS
16. Indo-Anglian Literature (An Outline) –R. K. Badal 15.00
17. Modern Indian-English Poetry –B. K. Das 50.00
18. Origin, Development and History of Indian English Poetry 220.00
– Rizvi, Rizvi
19. Persecuted Women in Indo-Anglian Novels–Arunima Singh 100.00

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INTRODUCTION, A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE, THE GENESIS OF PERSECUTION,

MARRIAGE AND PERSECUTION, REMEDIAL MEASURES, CONCLUSION
20. Perspectives on Indian English Poetry Criticism –B. K. Das 75.00
INDIAN POETICS AND THE INDIAN ENGLISH CRITICS, INDIAN ENGLISH POETRY AND
INDIAN ENGLISH CRITICISM, AUROBINDO: THE CRITIC, POONEERS: K.R.S. IYENGER, V.K.
GOKAK AND C.D. NARASIMHAIAH, ACADAMIC CRITICISM: V.A. SHAHANE, M.K. NAIK AND
OTHER, POET CRITICS, : NISSIM EZEKIEL, R. PARTHASARATHY, P. LAL AND O.P.
BHATNAGER, INDIAN ENGLSIH CRITICISM: THE RECENT SCENE, FOREIGN CRITICS: DAVID
MCCUTCHION, H.M. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM WALSH, BRUCE KING AND JOHN OLIVER PERRY
21. Political Consciousness in the Post Independence Indian English Fiction IN PRESS
–O.P. Mathur
22. Response : Recent Revelations of Indian Fiction In English –H. M. Prasad 85.00
PERSPECTIVES: LANGUAGE AND AUDIENCE, REALISM: ROOTS AND FOLIAGE, CULTURE:
HERITAGE AND HERESY, QUEST: BEYOND AND WITHIN, THE MYTHIC PARALLEL: A
STUDY IN ANAND’S LETER FICTION, IRONY AS STANCE AND VISION: A COMPARATIVE
STUDY OF V.S. NAIPUAL’S THE MYSTIC MASSEUR AND R.K. NARAYAN’S THE GUIDE,
PHILOSOPHY INTO FICTION: A STUDY OF THE THEMATIC ASPECT OF RAJA RAO’S NOVELS,
THE QUEST FOR EXEPRIMENT IN ALL ABOUT H. HETTER, BHABHANI BHATTACHARYA:
THE NOVELIST OF SOCIAL FERMENT, A NOVEL OF INDIA’S LOST GENERATION; A BEND
IN THE GANGES, THE QUINTESSENCE OF KAMALA MARKANDAYA’S ART, SHANTHA
RAMA RAU: THE IMAGINATION OF FACT, KHUSWANT SINGH’S I SHALL NOT HEAR THE
NIGHTINGALE:AN ANALYSIS, BALCHANDRA RAJAN: A RETURN OF THE NATIVE, THE
DUALITY OF EXPERIENCE IN JHABVALA’S HEAT AND DUST, THE VISITOR AND THE
EXILE: A STUDY IN ANITA DESAI’S BY BY BLACKBIRD A VIEW OF WHERE SHALL I GO THIS
SUMMER?, THE ART AND VISION OF ARUN JOSHI, FROM CATERPILLAR TO BUTTERFLY;
STAGES IN RAHUL’S METAMORPHOSIS TO SAINTHOOD, A POET’S TALE: A DOLL FOR
THE CHILD PROSTITUTE, DENIZENS OF ETERNITY, AFTERWORD–MULK RAJ ANAND
23. Studies in Indian Drama in English –A.N. Prasad & S.Yadav 150.00
INDIAN ENGLISH DRAMA: TRADITION AND ACHIEVEMENT, SYMBOLISM IN TAGORE PLAY
‘THE POST OFFICE’, TAGORE’S ‘CHITRA’: A MIRROR OF MUSIC AND METAPHORIC
STRUCTURE, RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE AS DRAMA: “THE KING OF THE DARK CHAMBER”,
R.N. TAGORE’S “CHITRA”: A SEARCH FOR SIMILARITIES, FEMINNINE SWAY IN TAGORE’S
PLAYS, SRI AUROBINDOO: THE PLAYWRIGHT, SRI AUROBINDO’S “VASAVADUTTA”: THE
DRAMA OF REASISM AND ROMANCE, GIRISH KARNAD’S FEMALE PROTAGONISTS: THEIR
JOURNEY FROM IDENTITY TO RECOGNITION, MYTHS IN GIRISH KARNAD’D PLAYS, “INDIA
THEN AND NOW” THE CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE OF GIRISH KARNAD’S “TALE-
DANDA”, INDIANNESS IN GIRISH KARNAD’S “HAYAVADANA”, “TUGHLAQ: A STUDY IN
PATANJALI’S CONCEPT OF ABHINNIVESA, FALL OF A SULTAN : A STUDY OF “TUGHLAQ”,
VIJAY TENDULKAR’S “KAMALA”: THE THEATRE OF CRUELTY, “GHASIRAM KOTWAL”: AN
EVIL PROJECTION, CELEBRATION OF VIOLENCE A STUDY OF VIJAY TENDULKAR’S “THE
VULTURES, ARJUN’S DOUBT : A STUDY OF GOPAL GANDHI’S “DARA SHUKOH”, MOHAN
RAKESH’S “ADHURE”: ADHA ADHURA PLAY-POINT OF VIEW, THE MAN, THE MISTRESS,
THE WILL: THE MOTIFS IN MAHESH DATTANI’S “WHERE THERE IS A WILL.”
24. Studies in Indo-Anglian Literature –K.N. Joshi & B.SyamalaRao 60.00
25. Studies in Indian English Poetry –S. Z. H. Abidi, C.L. Khatri 150.00
26. The Impact of Gandhism on Indo-English Fiction –I. Venkateswarlu 150.00
27. The Indian Short Story in English –C. V. Venugopal 40.00
28. The Indian Poetics (with special reference to Bharata’s Natyashastra) 60.00
–B.S. Nimavat
29. The Problem of Alienation in the Post-Independence 200.00
Indo-Anglian Fiction –M.D. Singh
30. The West Looks at India –K.N. Joshi 25.00
31. Thematic Dichotomy of Writing in Indian English, Indology 45.00
and Culture –S.D. Sharma
32. Themes in the Indian Short Story in English—An Historical and
Critical Survey –M.D. Melwani 175.00
SECTION I: THE BEGINNINGS 1835- 1935
SECTION II: THE FIRST FLOWERING 1935-1945 MULK RAJ ANAND, R.K.NARAYAN, RAJA
RAO, MANJERI S. ISVARAN, OTHERS (A) KHWAJA AHMAD ABBAS (B) ELA SEN (C) LOUIS
GRACIOUS
SECTION III: THE FIFTIES ATTIA HOSAIN, KHUSHWANT SINGH, OTHERS (A) G.D. KHOSLA
(B) S.K. CHETTUR (C) SACHINDRA MUZUMDAR (D) N.S.PHADKE
SECTION IV: THE SECOND FLOWERING:1960-1970 RUTH PRAWAR JHABVALA, BUNNY
REUBEN, THE GENTLE VOICES, BHABANI BHATTACHARYA, OTHERS (A) R.DE L.
FURTADO, (B) LESLIE DE NORONHA,
SECTION V: THE BLOSSOMING CONTINUED 1970-1980 PADMA HEJMADI, KEKI N.
DARUWALLA, ANITA DESAI, HAMDI BEY, THE VOICES OF YOUTH (A) JUG SURAIYA (B)
VIVEK ADARKAR SHASHI DESHPANDE, ARUN JOSHI, KAMALA DAS, MANOHAR
MALGONKAR, A.D.GORWALA, OTHERS (A) SASTHI BRATA, (B) JAI NIMBKAR, (C) SUJATHA
BALA SUBRAHMANIAN, (D) RAJI NARASIMHAN, (E) JULIETTE BANERJEE, (F) SAROS
COWASJEE, (G) S.B. CAPOOR, (H) NERGIS DALAL
SECTION VI: AN EXTENDED SPRING VIKRAM CHANDRA, AMIT CHAUDHURI, LAVANYA
SANKARAN, RADHIKA JHA, MANJULA PADMANABHAN, SHREE GHATAGE, DIANA
ROMANY, R. RAJA RAO, TEMSULA AO, GITHA HARIHARAN, ANITA NAIR, VIJAY LAKSHMI,
ESTHER DAVID, SANGEETA WADHWANI, ANJANA APPACHANA, MEHER PESTONJI,
SUSAN VISVANATHAN, NISHA DA CUNHA, RISHI REDDI, SHEELA JAYWANT, UMA
PARAMESWARAN, SHINIE ANTONY, BIKIKA LALOO TARIANG SECTION VII: THE PROSPECT
33. Three Political Indo-English Novelists —R.A. Singh 50.00
Salman Rushdie, Khushwant Singh, Chaman Nahal
ANAND, MULK RAJ

34. Coolie* –S.Z.H. Abidi 12.50
35. Coolie –S.Z.H. Abidi 25.00
36. Untouchable* –S.Z.H. Abidi 50.00
ANANTHAMURTHY, U. R.
37. Samskara –I.D. Sharma 45.00
AUROBINDO
38. Sri Aurobindo—Critical Considerations (IInd Enlarged Edition) 300.00
–O.P.Mathur
39. Sri Aurobindo’s Savitri: Essays of Love, Life and Death– R.K. Singh 250.00
1.SAVITRI:SRI AUROBINDO’S SPIRITUAL ROMANCE 2. SRI AUROBINDO’S YOGA: THE
PHILOSOPHY OF CONSCIOUS SELF-FINDING 3. SRI AUROBINDO’S POETICS: AUTONOMY
OF THE SPIRIT 4. SOMEREFKECTIONS ON THE MYTHICAL CONSTRUCTION OF DEATH
IN SAVITRI 5. ISIS 1.REVELATI-OSIRIS: A RECONSTRUCTION IN SAVITRI 6. EMILY
DICKINSON AND SRI AUROBINDO: AN ‘OVERHEAD’ CONFLUENCE OF LOVE, LIFE, AND
DEATH 7. THE POET OF SAVITRI: A STUDY OF IN ROMANTIC STRAIN 8. THE EPIC
TRADITION AND SAVITRI 9. THE TEXTURE OF SAVITRI 10. APPENDICES: EXTRACTS
FROM SAVITRI: A LEGEND AND A SYMBOL ‘THE SYMBOL DAWN DAWN’, PART ONE,
BOOK ONE, THE BOOK OF BEGINNINGS, ‘THE WORD OF FATE, PART TWO, BOOK SIX, THE
BOOK OF FATE, ‘THE DEBATE OF LOVE AND DEATH’, PART THREE, BOOK TEN, THE
BOOK OF THE DOUBLE TWILIGHT, ‘THE RETURN OF EARTH’, PART THREE, BOOK
TWELVE, EPILOGUE, 11. SRI AUROBINDO’S LIFE–A GLIMPSE
40. Savitri—A Spiritual Epic –R.K. Singh 65.00
41. A Study of Savitri and Other Select Poems† –A.N. Dwivedi 72.00
1.REVELATION 2.TRANSFORMATION 3.THOUGHT THE PARACLETE 4.ROSE OF GOD
5.TRANCE OF WAITING 6.THE TIGER AND THE DEER 7.A DREAM OF SURVEAL SCIENCE
8.FROM ILIAN–THE TROJAN WAR 9.SAVITRI—(A)THE SYMBOLS DAWN (BOOK1, CANTO1)
(B)THE ISSUE (BOOK1, CANTO2) (C)THE VISION AND THE BOON (BOOK 3, CANTO 4)

42. Young Aurobindo’s Vision: The Vaziers of Bassora –M.K. Mishra 200.00
BHATTACHARYA, BHABANI
43. A Goddess Named Gold –B.Syamala Rao 40.00
44. Dream in Hawai –B.Syamala Rao 45.00
45. He Who Rides a Tiger –B.Syamala Rao 45.00
46. Music For Mohini –B.Syamala Rao 15.00
47. Shadow From Ladakh –B.Syamala Rao 55.00
48. So Many Hungers –B.Syamala Rao 35.00
BHARAT
49. The Indian Poetics (with special reference to Bharata’s Natyashastra) 60.00
–B.S. Nimavat
CHAUDHARY, NIRAD C.
50. Nirad C. Chaudhary—The Man and the Writer –Satish Kumar 12.00
51. A Passage to England –Satish Kumar 35.00
52. The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian –Satish Kumar 25.00
CURIMBHOY, ASIF
53. The Doldrumers –S.S. Agarwal 55.00
DARUWALLA, KEKI N.
54. Keki N. Daruwalla—An Assesment as a Poet –R.A. Singh 90.00
55. The Keeper of the Dead –R.A. Singh 20.00
56. The Poetic World of Keki N. Daruwalla –A.K. Sinha & Sanjay Singh In Press
DATANI, MAHESH
57. Tara–Shubra Tripathi 60.00
58. The Dramatic World of Mahesh Dattani –Amarnath Prasad 90.00
DESAI, ANITA
59. Existential Characters of Arun Joshi & Anita Desai –R.A. Singh 90.00
60. Fire on the Mountain IN PRESS
61. The Mind and Art of Anita Desai –J.P. Tripathi 60.00
62. Bye-Bye Blackbird –R.A. Singh 35.00
63. Clear Light of Day –R.A. Singh 12.00
64. Cry, The Peacock* –R.A. Singh 30.00
65. Voices in the City–O.P. Malviya IN PRESS
66. Study of Love, Sex & Marriage in the Novels of Anita Desai–Vinay Dubey 95.00
DESHPANDE, SHASHI
67. The Dark Holds No Terror –Meenu Dubey In Press
DEVI, AASHAPURNA
68. Snakebite & The Distant Window –P.K. Dash 50.00
DEVI, MAHASWETA
69. Rudali –I.D. Sharma 50.00

DUTT, TORU
70. Ancient Ballads & Legends of Hindustan† –A.N. Dwivedi 75.00
71. Lakshman†* –S.C. Agarwal 20.00
72. Savitri†* –S.C. Agarwal 50.00
EZEKIEL, NISSIM
73. Ezekiel, Nissim Select Poems –Ram Sharma 60.00
PHILOSOPHY; NIGHT OF THE SCORPION; POET, LOVER, BIRD-WATCHER; ENTERPRISE;
THE VISITOR; GOOD BYE PARTY FOR MISS PUSHPA T.S.; POEM OF THE SEPARATION;
BACKGROUND CASUALLY; IN INDIA; MARRIAGE; VERY INDIAN POEM IN INDIAN ENGLISH;
LAWN; THE COMPANY I KEEP; MY CAT; IN THE COUNTRY COTTAGE; TWO IMAGES
GANDHI, M. K.
74. Mahatma Gandhi—The Man and the Writer –Satish Kumar 12.00
75. The Story of My Experiments with Truth –Satish Kumar 50.00
76. The Hind Swaraj–Satish Kumar 50.00
GHOSH, AMITAV
77. The Shadow Lines –I.D. Sharma 30.00
JHABVALA, R.P.
78. The Novels of R.P. Jhabvala –V.P. Singh In Press
JOSHI, ARUN
79. Existential Characters of Arun Joshi & Anita Desai –R.A. Singh 90.00
80. The Foreigner –R.A. Singh 25.00
81. The Strange Case of Mr. Billy Biswas–R.A. Singh 20.00
KALIDASA
82. Abhijnanasakuntalam–I.D. Sharma (IInd Edition) 45.00
A SURVEY of
in four volumes
by: Satish Kumar
Vol. I Indian-English Poetry ........................................ Rs. 250.00
Vol. II Indian English Prose .......................................... Rs. 140.00
Vol. III Indian English Drama ......................................... Rs. 90.00
Vol. IV Indian English Novel ......................................... Rs. 220.00
…It is a comprehensive critical review of Indian English writing from before
the war years and coming of Freedom, till now.
…it is a liberal, collection of appreciations of the novels in Indian English
in our country from the beginnings to Vikram Seth and, of course the
woman novelists.
…from the point of view of its contents it is the most comprehensive, recreation
of Indian English Writing after the first book of Dr. Srinivas Iyengar.
Mulk Raj Anand

ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT AND HISTORY OF INDIAN ENGLISH POETRY

pp.: 250 By: Rizvi, Rizvi Rs.: 220.00
If one wants to know about the post-Independence Indian English poetry, one needs to read
poetry of such poets as "P.Lal, Krishna Srinivas, Nissim Ezekiel, Kamala Das, Keshav Malik,
Pritish Nandy, Shiv K. Kumar, Jayanta Mahapatra, O.P. Bhatnagar, Maha Nand Sharma, Baldev
Mirza, I.H.Rizvi, R.K.Singh, K.N. Daruwalla, Dwarkanath H. Kabadi, and Syed Ameeruddin."
For a clearer picture, I would like to add the names of a few more poets to their list: I.K. Sharma,
P. Raja, Gopal Honnalgere, Bibhu Padhi, Mani Rao, Anuradha Nalapet, Maria Netto, Mamang
Dai, Angelee Deodhar, Kala Ramesh, K. Ramesh, PCK Prem, and R. Rabindranath Menon.
Not that Rizvi and Rizvi have not included these poets in their review of the Indian English
poetic scene. In fact, in a brief span of about 240 pages, they have carefully, neatly, and
imaginatively written about the origin and poetical scenario in the first half of the 19th century,
the second half of the 19th century, before Independence, i.e. from 1901 to 1947, after
independence, i.e. upto 1970 (male poets), and female poets (upto the present day).
They have mentioned all the established poets alongside new and ignored poets. Rizvi and
Rizvi are fair, balanced and thorough in their presentation. They are clear in their mind that the
current Indian English poetry scene is "crowded" with poetasters, versifiers, struggling poets,
true poets, and great poets and that there is "a great need of putting things in the proper
order….One has to sift gold from sands, but most of them, as far as possible, should be made
a mention of." (p.5).
It makes a refreshing reading and indeed offers a fuller picture of Indian English poetic
creativity "after the end of colonialism", and especially after 1970.
--Dr.R.K.SINGH, Dhanbad
KARNAD, GIRISH
83. Hayavadana –B.S. Nimavat 30.00
84. Fire and the Rain–Shubhra Tripathi IN PRESS
85. Nagamandala–C.L. Khatri 60.00
86. Tale-Danda–Shubhra Tripathi 55.00
87. Tuglaq –Om Prakash & M.Sen 60.00
88. Tughlaq*–V.B. Singh 28.00
KRISHNAMURTY, J.
89. J. Krishnamurty: A rare Mystic –B.S. Nimavat 70.00
MAHAPATRA, JAYANTA
90. Perspectives on Relationship & Later Day Psalms –B.K. Das 20.00
91. Relationship – S.K. Padhi 30.00
MALGONKAR, MANOHAR
92. The Novels of Manohar Malgonkar –R.A. Singh 60.00
93. A Bend in the Ganges –S.Z.H. Abidi 18.00
MARKANDAYA, KAMLA
94. The Novels of Kamala Markandaya–R.A. Singh 60.00
THE INDIAN ETHOS, THE FREEDOM MOVEMENT, THE HISTORICAL VISIONS, THE
IDENTITY CRISIS, THE CULTURAL CLASHES, THE RACIAL RELATION, THE INDIAN
SENSIBILITY, THE CRAFT OF FICTION, THE NARRATIVE DESIGN, IMAGERY AND SYMBOL,
THE LANGUAGE AND STYLE, CULTURAL DUALISM IN KAMALA MARKANDAYA

ORIGINAL POETRY COLLECTIONS
95. A Handful of Rice –B.K. Das 20.00

96. Nectar in a Sieve –S.Z.H. Abidi 40.00
97. The Golden Honeycomb–R.A. Singh IN PRESS
MOHAN RAKESH
98. Halfway House (Aadhey-Adhoorey)–C.L. Khatri 40.00
NAIDU, SAROJINI
99. Sarojini Naidu—A Study of her Select Poems –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 75.00
100. Sarojini Naidu*—Select poems –S.C. Agarwal 25.00
THE QUEEN’S RIVAL, THE FLUTE-PLAYER OF BRINDAVAN, THE SOUL’S PRAYER
101. Sarojini Naidu-Coaching Notes (For Hindi Speaking Pupils) 35.00
AWAKE, GUERDON, THE LOTUS, INDIAN WEAVERS, TO A BUDDHA SEATED ON LOTUS,
SONG OF RADHA— THE MILKMAID
NARAYAN, R. K.
102. R.K. Narayan-A Study –P.P. Mehta 20.00
103. The Malgudi Novels –R.A. Singh 90.00
104. Lawley Road and Other Stories –S.Z.H. Abidi 25.00
105. Swami and Friends* –Bamta & Bamta 50.00
106. The Bachelor of Arts* –Raghukul Tilak 50.00
107. The Bachelor of Arts* –Rubi Siddiqui 15.00
108. The Bachelor of Arts* (Coaching Notes-For Hindi Speaking Pupils) 45.00
109. The Financial Expert* –Satish Kumar 25.00
110. The Guide –Som Dev 50.00
111. The Malgudi Days –R.A. Singh 15.00
112. The Maneater of Malgudi –B.S. Nimavat 40.00
113. The Vendor of Sweets –R.A. Singh 25.00
114. Tiger For Malgudi –R.A. Singh IN PRESS
NEHRU, J. L.
115. An Autobiography –R.L.Tiwari 60.00
116. The Discovery of India –Satish Kumar 40.00
PARTHASARATHY, R.
117. Perspectives on the Poetry of R. Partasarathy –B.K. Das 55.00
118. A Reader's Guide To Ten Twentieth Century Indian Poets–B.K. Das 30.00
PILLAI, T. S.
119. Chemmeen –I.D. Sharma 35.00
PREM CHAND
120. Godaan –I.D. Sharma (IIIrd Edition) 45.00
RAJA RAO
121. The Mind and Art of Raja Rao –Narsingh Srivastava 35.00
122. Kanthapura –Som Dev 60.00
123. The Serpant and the Rope –Som Dev 50.00

ORIGINAL POETRY COLLECTION
RADHA KRISHNAN, S.
124. The Hindu View of Life –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 80.00
125. Kalki or The Future of Civilization –Satish Kumar 20.00
ROY, ARUNDHATI
126. The God of Small Things –A.N. Prasad 45.00
127. The God of Small Things* –R.A. Singh 25.00
RUSHDIE, SALMAN
128. Mid Night's Children –R.A. Singh 35.00
129. Shame –R.A. Singh 20.00
SAHANI, BHISHMA
130. Tamas –I.D. Sharma (IIIrd Edition) 40.00
SAHGAL, NAYANTARA
131. The Novels of Nayantara Sahgal –R.A. Singh 60.00
SHIV KUMAR
132. Luna –I.D. Sharma IN PRESS
SINGH, KHUSHWANT
133. A Story teller called Khuswant Sigh –L.T. Arasu 120.00
134. The Mark of Vishnu –Girish Saxena 10.00
135. Train To Pakistan* –R.A. Singh 35.00
136. I Shall not hear the Nightingale–R.A. Singh 25.00
TAGORE, R. N.
137. Mysticism in Tagore’s Poetry –A.R.S. Nagar 120.00
138. Chandalika –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 30.00
139. Chitra† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 35.00
140. Gitanjali†* –Som Dev 72.00
141. Gitanjali* –Som Dev 25.00
SONG NO. 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6
142. Gora–B.S. Nimavat 40.00
143. Muktdhara –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 45.00
144. Natir Puja –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 25.00
145. The Post Office† –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 60.00
146. Three Plays –A.N. Gupta & Satish Gupta 60.00
MUKTHDHARA, NATIR-PUJA, CHANDALIKA
TENDULKAR, VIJAY
147. Ghashiram Kotwal –A.N. Prasad 55.00
148. Silence! The Court is in Session –C.L. Khatri 45.00
VIVEKANANDA
149. Swami Vivekanada: Select Speeches –Abnish Singh 60.00
150. Speeches of Swami Vivekananda and Subhash Chandra Bose:
A Comparative Study– Abnish Singh 200.00
GENERAL INTEREST
ORIGINAL POETRY COLLECTIONS

1. A Thirsty Cloud Cries –Sudhir Arora 50.00
2. Aju Mukhopadhyay’s Poems on Sri Aurobindo and The Mother 50.00
3. Clouds in Cages –I.H. Rizvi 75.00
4. Gathering Broken Glasses –I.H. Rizvi 75.00
5. My Silence and other Select Poems –R.K. Singh 125.00
6. Thirsty Pebbles –I.H. Rizvi 25.00
7. Rainbow at Sixty –P.C.K. Prem 60.00
8. Ripples in the Lake–C.L. Khatri 60.00
9. Remember –Vinay Dubey 50.00
10. Responses to I.H. Rizvi’s Poetry–I.H. Rizvi 75.00
11. Self –Prabhulinga Shastri 50.00
12. Sexless Solitude and Other Poems –R.K. Singh 98.00
13. Silence 60.00
14. The Paper Boat –Aju Mukhopadhyay 50.00
15. The Burning Brain –M.R. Vedant 25.00
16. The State –R.M. Prabhulinga Shastry 60.00
17. The Live Censor –Krishna Gopal 40.00
18. The River Returns –R.K. Singh 80.00
19. Throbbing Lyre –M. Chaturvedi 80.00
20. Unfading Blooms –I.H. Rizvi 20.00
21. Voice of Agony –M. Chaturvedi 40.00
22. Where Shall We Turn? –B. Samal 75.00
23. Whispers at Midnight –N.S. Sahu 120.000
24. Words from Within –B. S. Nimavat 60.00
25. Wounded Roses Sing –I.H. Rizvi 50.00
26. I–P. Shastri 20.00
GENERAL INTEREST
1. Encounters and Clippings (Ulta-Pulta) –P.D. Maheshwari 120.00
AN ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO BRING HARD REALITIES OF LIFE THROUGH
DIALOGUES FOCUSSING ON SATIRES, PHRASES, IDIOMS AND PROVERBS ETC. THESE
HAVE BEEN EXPLAINED DIFFERENTLY BY CHANGING THE ORDER OF THE WORDS.
2. Inspiration –G.D. Maheshwari 50.00
RELIGION
3. Anand Cult and Teachings of Sivayogi –Gopal Krishan 60.00
†
Text of the work is included
* Either Summary of the work, complete work, notes or all three
are also given in Hindi

HINDI LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
fgUnh Hkk"kk ,oa lkfgR;

lanHkZ xzUFk ,oa ikB~;&iqLrdsa
1- ve` r iq = fujkyk µHkxoku 'kj.k Hkkj}kt 150-00
2- vk/kq f ud fgUnh dgkuh% euks o S K kfud foos p u µbfUnjk vkpk;Z 120-00
3- mPpLrjh; lkfgfR;d fucU/k µlq j s ' kpUnz xq I r 25-00
4- Nk;koknh dkO; es a la x hr rRo µdkS ' ky uUnu xks L okeh 150-00
5- Nk;koknksÙkj fgUnh dkO; dk nk'kZfud fo'ys"k.k µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 600-00
6- ijEijk vkS j vk/kq f udrk µjkeLo:i vk;Z 80-00
(m- iz- 'kklu }kjk iqjLÏr)
7- ia f Mr vfEcdk nRr O;kl µÏ".k dq e kj 120-00
8- ia r dh nk'kZ f ud ps r uk µMkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr (iqjLÏr 'kks/k xzUFk) 425-00
9- iz l kn dkO; es a feFkd iz r hd µlq " kek v#.k 120-00
10- jk"Vª h ;rk dh voèkkj.kk µpUnz iz d k'k vk;Z 45-00
11- jk"Vª h ;rk dh vo/kkj.kk vkS j ia - ';ke ukjk;.k ik.Ms ; dk dkO; 125-00
µpUnz iz d k'k vk;Z
12- fo'o ds egku lkfgR;dkj µlq j s ' kpUnz xq I r 80-00
13- fgUnh dfork es a x+ t + y % la o s n uk vkS j f'kYi µts - ih- xa x okj 160-00
14- fgUnh dkfeZ d h (Functional Hindi) (Hkkx 1) 100-00
µ'kadj ^{kse* o dapu 'kekZ
15- fgUnh dkfeZ d h (Functional Hindi) (Hkkx 1) iqLrdky; laLdj.k 200-00
16- fgUnh dkfeZ d h (Functional Hindi) (Hkkx 2) 75-00
µ'kadj ^{kse* o dapu 'kekZ
17- fgUnh Hkk"kk &,s f rgkfld ifjn` ' ; ,oa O;kogkfjd /kjkry 50-00
µ 'ka d j yky 'kekZ ^{ks e *
18- fgUnh Hkk"kk ,oa lkfgR; dk bfrgkl] fgUnh i=dkfjrk 56-00
,oa fucUèk ys [ ku µvtht ^va d q j *
19- fgUnh Hkk"kk Kku vkSj jpuk µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 40-00
20- fgUnh O;kdj.k vkSj jpuk µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 45-00
21- fgUnw laLdkjksa dk ,sfrgkfld o lkaLÏfrd leh{k.k µMh-Mh-'kekZ 120-00
22- fnudj ds dkO; esa jl ;kstuk µMkW- eatqyk jk.kk 150-00
23- dfooj lwj&l`f"V vkSj n`f"V µvt+ht+ ^vadqj* 100-00
24- gal tokfgjµ,d v/;;u µlqjs'k pUnz xqIr 150-00
25- x+cu (miU;kl) µizsepUn 32-00
26- xksnku (miU;kl) µizsepUn 60-00
27- vtkr'k=q (ukVd) µt;'kadj izlkn 18-00

HINDI LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
vkykspukRed ,oa ljy v/;;u

1- vtkr'k=q (t;'ka d j iz l kn Ïr) µlq j s ' kpUnz xq I r 16-00
2- vk"kk<+ dk ,d fnu (eksgu jkds'k Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
3- m¼o 'krd (txUukFk jRukdj Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
4- moZ'kh (jke/kkjh flag fnudj Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
5- dks.kkdZ (txnh'k pUnz ekFkqj Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 20-00
6- dkek;uh (t;'kadj izlkn Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
7- dq.kky (lksgu yky f}osnh Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
8- xk¡B (ân;s'k Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 06-00
9- xksnku (izsepUnz Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
10- fparkef.k (jkepUnz 'kqDy Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
11- fp=ys[kk (Hkxorh pj.k oekZ Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
12- èkqzoLokfeuh (t;'kadj izlkn Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
13- fueZyk (izsepUnz Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
14- iapoVh (eSfFkyh'kj.k xqIr Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
15- fujkyk dh vkRedFkk µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 07-00
16- izokn ioZ (ujs'k esgrk Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 12-00
17- fiz; izokl (v;ks/;k flag ^gfjvkS/k* Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
18- HkLekadqj (ukxktqZu Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 16-00
19- egkizLFkku (ujs'k esgrk Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 20-00
20- esjk ifjokj (egknsoh oekZ Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 16-00
21- eSyk vk¡py (Q.kh'ojukFk js.kw Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 08-00
22- ;'kks/kjk (eSfFkyh'kj.k xqIr Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 08-00
23- jke dh 'kfDr iwtk (fujkyk Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
24- jke dh 'kfDr iwtk o ljkst Le`fr (fujkyk Ïr)µvtht ^vadqj* 25-00
25- LdUnxqIr (t;'kadj izlkn Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
26- Lekfjdk (egknsoh oekZ Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
27- laf?kuh (egknsoh oekZ Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
28- lkdsr (eSfFkyh'kj.k xqIr Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 10-00
29- lwjt dk lkroka ?kksM+k (/keZohj Hkkjrh Ïr) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 20-00
30- vk"kk<+ dk ,d fnu (eksgu jkds'k Ïr) µvt+ht+ vadqj 20-00
31- izdk'k fgUnh fnXn'kZu (,e-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 285-00
32- izdk'k fgUnh fnXn'kZu (,e-,- f}rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 285-00
33- izdk'k fgUnh Hkk"kk fnXn'kZu (ch-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 85-00
lfgrµlqjs'k pUnz xqIr
oLrqfu"B iz'uksa lfgr
34- izdk'k fgUnh lkfgR; fnXn'kZu (ch-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
lfgrµlqjs'k pUnz xqIr
oLrqfu"B iz'uksa lfgr
SANSKRIT
35- izdk'k fgUnh lkfgR; fnXn'kZu (ch-,- r`rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
oLrqfu"B iz'uksa lfgr µf'ko ewfrZ ikBd
36- lkfgR;'kkL= vkSj lekykspuk µlqjs'k pUnz xqIr 20-00
ekSfyd jpuk,¡
1- v;ks / ;k iq d kjrh (dkO;) µvkpk;Z ';kelq a n j 28-00
2- vk¡f[ku ns[kh (dkO; laxzg) µjkeckcw 9-00
3- dld (fgUnh x+t+y) µvt+jk uwj 30-00
4- xq#nso xfjek µvkpk;Z ';kelqanj 20-00
5- rcLlqe&,&eksukfylk (fgUnh x+t+y) µvt+jk uwj 30-00
6- eu&ik¡[kh (dkO; laxzg) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 50-00
7- jke fcuk eksjh lwuh v;ks/;k (fucU/k laxzg) µHkxoku'kj.k Hkkj}kt 40-00
8- ½rq clUrh µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 150-00
9- oks t+[eh vkSjrsa (dgkuh laxzg) µfueZy 48-00
10- Lo.kZ t;Urh o"kZ (dkO; laxzg) µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 50-00
11- liZ na'k µegk'osrk prqosZnh 75-00
12- x+cu (miU;kl) µizsepUn 32-00
13- vtkr'k=q (ukVd) µt;'kadj izlkn 18-00
14- vfHkxhrkµMkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 150-00
15- ehr JhµMkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 80-00
16- vkReeaFku µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 100-00
17- yksdrkaf=d Hkkjr µlqjs'kpUnz xqIr 120-00
18- lkfgR;k;uµMkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 100-00
19- izlknµ MkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 50-00
20- ijht+kn (cky miU;kl)µMkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 50-00
laLÑr (Sanskrit)
1- vfHkKku 'kkdq U rye~ (dkfynkl Ïr) µÏ".k dq e kj 80-00
2- j?kqoa'ke~% f}rh; lxZ (dkfynkl Ïr) µÏ".k dqekj 10-00
3- j?kqoa'ke~% rsjgoka lxZ (dkfynkl Ïr) µÏ".k dqekj 10-00
4- fgUnw laLdkjksa dk ,sfrgkfld o lkaLÏfrd leh{k.k µMh- Mh- 'kekZ 120-00
;ksx
1- ;ksxkH;kl ds fofoèk vk;keµczts'k xqIrk 60-00

BOOKS ON UTTARANCHAL AND ROHILKHAND
mÙkjkapy lkfgR; (Books on Uttaranchal)

1 - mÙkjka p y dk lkekftd] jktuS f rd o lka L Ïfrd bfrgkl 125-00
µ?ku';ke tks ' kh
2- mÙkjka p y% bfrgkl] la L Ïfr] iq j krRo ,oa yks d thou 250-00
µfnus ' k pUnz cyw u h
3- mRrjk[kaM % bfrgkl vkSj laLÏfrµpUnz'ks[kj nqEdk o ?ku';ke tks'kh 75-00
4- mRrjka[kM ds lkekftd ,oa lkaLÏfrd iqutkZxj.k esa vk;Z lekt 125-00
rFkk jkeÏ".k fe'ku dk ;ksxnku µvouhUnz dqekj tks'kh
5- mRrjk[kaM% i`Fkd jkT; vkanksyu vkSj {ks=h; jktuhfrµtkfdj gqlSu 50-00
6- dqekÅa dk yksd lkfgR; µds- ,u- tks'kh viz k I;
7- dqekÅa dh yksdxkFkkvksa dk lkfgfR;d vkSj lkaLÏfrd v/;;u 55-00
µmokZnRr mik/;k;
8- dqekÅa x<+oky dh yksdxkFkk,¡% ,d lkaLÏfrd v/;;uµiz;kx tks'kh 35-00
9- dqekÅa x<+oky dh yksdxkFkkvksa dk foospukRed v/;;u µiz;kx tks'kh 30-00
10- dqekÅauh yksdxhr µnsoflag iks[kfj;k 20-00
11- dqekÅauh yksdxhr ,oa yksdxkFkk;sa µnsoflag iks[kfj;k 50-00
12- dqekÅauh yksdxkFkk;saµnsoflag iks[kfj;k 30-00
13- dqekÅauh fgUnh dgkor dks'kµnsoflag iks[kfj;k 375-00
14- dqekÅauh 'kCn lewg ('kCn dks'k) µÏ".kkuUn tks'kh 100-00
15- tS oyh mT;ko µnso flag iks[kfj;k 40-00
16- catj ?kj dk izgjh µnsoflag iks[kfj;k 40-00
17- HkksVkafrd tutkfr µvouhUnz dqekj tks'kh 35-00
18- jokabZ ls mRrjk[kaMµiz ; kx tks ' kh 165-00
19- jeksykµdqekÅa dh yksdxkFkk µds-,u- tks'kh 75-00
20- #igys f'k[kjksa ds lqugjs iy µds-,u- tks'kh 50-00
21- Lora=rk laxkz e esa dqekÅa&x<+oky dk ;ksxnku µ/keZiky flag eujky 60-00
22- laxzkfe;ksa ds ljrkt ia- cnjhnRr ikaMs µghjk flag Hkkdquh 90-00
23- Uttrakhand Movement: The Politics of Identity 300-00
and Frustration —Zakir Hussain
#gsy[k.M lkfgR; (Books on Rohilkhand)

1- #gsy[k.M dh yksd dFkk,a&vkuUn ;kno 18-00
2- #gsy[k.M % bfrgkl vkSj laLÏfr &fxfjjkt uUnu 250-00
3- cjsyh n'kZu &fxfjjkt uUnu 100-00
4- tSu&rhFkZ vfgPN= &fxfjjkt uUnu 50-00
5- iapky ewfrZ] vfgPN=] dkeflYi] #gsy[k.M &fxfjjkt uUnu 50-00
MUSIC, DRAWING-PAINTING
fp=kdyk o laxhr (Drawing, Painting and Music)
1 - vflr dqekj gkYnkj dh fp=dyk esa laxhr rRo µe/kqckyk jLrksxh 120-00
2- vk/kq f ud fp=dyk dk bfrgkl µ'ks [ kj tks ' kh 150-00
3- vkUrfjd vyadj.k (O;ogkj ,oa fl¼kUr izfØ;k) 25-00
µJherh ljkst lDlsuk ,oa Jherh lq/kk lju

4- dyk ,oa rduhd µMkW- vfouk'k cgknqj oekZ (IInd Edition) 72-0
72-000
5- dyk] fl¼kUr vkSj ijEijkµMkW- lju lDlsuk o MkW- lqèkk lju 80-00
6- fp=dyk ,oa yksddyk % fofo/k vk;keµ'ks [ kj tks ' kh 65.00
7- fp=dyk f'k{k.k µvlxj vyh dknjh 10-00
8- Nk;koknh dkO; esa laxhr rRo µMkW- dkS'ky uUnu xksLokeh 150-00
9- rcyk oknu vkSj xf.kr µvkyksd dqekj 250-00
10- rky rjax Hkkx 1 µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 15-00
13- rky rjax.kh ,oa e`nax oknu µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 50-00
14- uofufeZr ,oa vizpfyr jkx eatjh ,oa 'kkL= µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 30-00
15- Hkkjrh; fp=dyk dk bfrgkl µMkW- vfouk'k cgknqj oekZ 120-00
16- Hkkjrh; laxhr dh okLrfod :ijs[kk µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 50-00
17- jkx ekyk ,oa 'kkL= µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 40-00
18- laxhr fucU/kkoyh µVh-vkj- 'kqDy 25-00

HISTORY
lanHkZ (Reference)
1 - v'kkldh; egkfo|ky;ks a ls lEcfU/kr egRoiw . kZ jktkKk,¡ 400-00
,oa foHkkxh; funs Z ' k (rhu [k.Mks a es a ) µÏ".kkua n tks ' kh lEiw . kZ
tu#fp (General Interest)

1- vk/kq f ud ia p ra = µlju ekgs ' ojh 100-00
2- vrhr ds izsjd vk[;ku µtuknZu ik.Ms; 65-00
3- O;ogkj niZ.k µlju ekgs'ojh 60-00
4- fo'o ds /keZ ,oa dkSeh ,drk µbZ'oj pUnz jkgh 25-00
5- Jh enHkxon~xhrk (fgUnh i|kuqokn) µbZ'ojhnRr f}osnh 100-00
6- lQyrk ds vk;ke µehjk nhf{kr 18-00
7- fgUnw laLdkjksa dk ,sfrgkfld o lkaLÏfrd leh{k.k µMh-Mh- 'kekZ 120-00
8- Encounters and Clippings (Ulta-Pulta)—P.D. Maheshwari 120-00
9- Inspirations —G.D. Maheshwari 50-00
10- vfHkxhrkµJhen~Hkxon~xhrk dk vuqoknµ MkW- lqjs'kpUnz xqIr 150-00
i=kdkfjrk (Journalism)
1 - i=dkfjrk ds ew y rRo µ,- vkj- Ma x oky 100-00
2- ikBdksa dh i=dkfjrk µvkuan 'kekZ 75-00
i;kZoj.k (Environment)
1- Environment Resource Handbook —A. K. Massey 175-00
2- i;kZoj.kh; vè;;u µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 60-00
oSfnd xf.kr (Vedic Mathematics)

1- Higher Applications of Vedic Mathematics—Narendra Puri 65-00
bfrgkl (History)
1 - vk/kq f ud Hkkjr (1707 ls 1947) µjke fd'kks j ik.Ms ; 35-00
2- vk/kqfud Hkkjr dk vkfFkZd] lkekftd vkSj lkaLÏfrd bfrgkl 80-00
µ,l-ds- esgjks=k
3- vk/kqfud Hkkjr dk bfrgkl (1707 ls 1857) µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms; 20-00
HISTORY
4- vk/kqfud Hkkjr dk bfrgkl (1857 ls 1947) µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms; 20-00

5- bfrgkl ys[ku foèkk fl¼kUr ,oa i¼fr µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 80-00
6- baXySaM dk bfrgkl (1815 ls 1952) µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms; 50-00
7- mRrjk[kaM% bfrgkl vkSj laLÏfr µpUnz'ks[kj nqEdk o ?ku';ke tks'kh 75-00
8- xka/kh dk vjktdrkokn µukxs'oj izlkn 125-00
9- izdk'k bfrgkl fnXn'kZu (ch-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 140-00
µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms;
10- izdk'k bfrgkl fnXn'kZu (ch-,- f}rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 140-00
11- izdk'k bfrgkl fnXn'kZu (ch-,- r`rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 140-00
(lHkh bfrgkl fnXn'kZu oLrqfu"B iz'uksÙkj lfgr gSa)
12- Hkkjr dk Lora=rk vkanksyu µvouhUnz dqekj tks'kh 10-00
13- Hkkjr dh ,sfrgkfld ;k=k (izkphu ls orZeku rd) 95-00
(izfr;ksxh ijh{kkvksa gsrq) µehuw vxzoky
14- e/;dkyhu ,oa vk/kqfud Hkkjr ds /kkfeZd vkanksyuµvkj- ds- ik.Ms; 60-00
15- e/;dkyhu ,oa vk/kqfud Hkkjr ds /kkfeZd vkanksyu 50-00
(iz'uksRrj :i esa)µjkefd'kksj ik.Ms;
16- e/;dkyhu Hkkjr dk bfrgkl ,oa eè; ,f'k;k µjkefd'kksj ik.Ms; 80-00
17- e/;dkyhu Hkkjr dh lH;rk ,oa laLÏfr µjkefd'kksj ik.Ms; 80-00
18- ;wjksi dk bfrgkl (1789 ls 1815) µjkefd'kksj ik.Ms; 40-00
21- fo'o dk bfrgkl (1453 ls 1870)µjkefd'kksj ik.Ms; 80-00
22- Lora=rk laxzke esa dqekÅa x<+oky dk ;ksxnku µMh- ,l- eujky 60-00
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24- vk/kqfud Hkkjr dh lH;rk o laLÏfr µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms; 80-00
25- Hkkjr dk jktuhfrd bfrgkl (1206 la 1526) µjke fd'kksj ik.Ms; 80-00
26- jkek;.kdkyhu ;q¼dyk µyYyu th flag 200-00
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Hkwxksy (Geography)
1- HkkS x ks f yd Kku (fpa r u) dk fodkl µBkdq j ] pkS g ku o xq I rk 42-00
2- ekuo Hkwxksy vkSj i;kZoj.k µch- ih- ;kno 50-00
3- L=krsftd Hkwxksy µij'kqjke xqIr 50-00
(iqLrdky; laLdj.k) 100-00
4- fo'o dk vkfFkZd Hkwxksy µch- ih- ;kno 45-00
jktuhfr'kkL=k (Political Science)

1- va r jkZ " Vª h ; jktuhfr µ vkj- ds - ik.Ms ; 75-00
2- va r jkZ " Vª h ; jktuhfr ds fl¼kUr µ,u- ,l- xgykS r 45-00
3- varjkZ"Vªh; jktuhfr% fl¼kUr vkSj O;ogkj µ,u- ,l- xgykSr 60-00
4- varjkZ"Vªh; fof/k µjkekuan xSjksyk 100-00
5- varjkZ"Vªh; fof/k vkSj ekuokf/kdkj µjkekuan xSjksyk 150-00
6- varjkZ"Vªh; lEcU/k µ,u- ,l- xgykSr 75-00
7- rqyukRed jktuhfrd laLFkk,¡ µih- ds- xqIrk 40-00
8- izdk'k jktuhfr'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
9- izdk'k jktuhfr'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- f}rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
10- izdk'k jktuhfr'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- r`rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
(lHkh jktuhfr'kkL= xkbZM oLrqfu"B iz'uksRrj lfgr gSa)
11- izfrfufèk jktuhfrd fopkjd µih-ds- xqIrk o jtuh [kUuk 40-00
12- Hkkjr dk jk"Vªh; vkanksyu ,oa Hkkjrh; lafo/kku µch-,u- oktis;h 25-00
13- Hkkjr dk Lok/khurk vkanksyu µvouhUnz dqekj tks'kh 10-00
14- Hkkjr&ikd dk pkSFkk ;q¼% 'krZ vkSj laHkkouk,¡ µv'kksd dqekj flag 40-00
15- Hkkjr&ikd lEcU/k µlqjsUnz feJ o vkdk'k feJ 220-00
16- Hkkjrh; 'kklu ,oa jktuhfr µ,u- ,l- xgykSr 75-00
17- jktuhfrd fucU/k µ,u- ,l- xgykSr 75-00
18- jktuhfrd fl¼kUr µtkfdj gqlSu 25-00
19- jktuhfr'kkL= ds vk/kkjHkwr fl¼kUr µ,u-,l- xgykSr 40-00
20- jk"Vªh;rk dh vo/kkj.kk µpUnzizdk'k vk;Z 40-00
21- oh-ih- flag% ewY;ksa dh jktuhfr ls oksV dh jktuhfr rdµcPpu flag 98-00
22- laxzkfe;ksa ds ljrkt% iafMr cnjhnRr ik.Ms; µghjkflag Hkkdquh 90-00
23 - jktuhfrd fopkjks a dk bfrgkl (IysVks ls ekDlZ rd)µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 75 -00
75-00
24- lektoknh fopkj/kkjk dk bfrgkl µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 48-00
25- izkphu Hkkjr ds jktuhfrd fopkjd µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 45-00
26- ledkyhu jktuhfrd fl¼kUr µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 80-00
27- Hkkjrh; 'kklu ,oa jktuhfr µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 75-00
SOCIOLOGY
28- varjkZ"Vªh; jktuhfr µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 70-00

29- rqyukRed jktuhfr ,oa laLFkk;sa µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 75-00
30- la;qDr vesfjdk] xzsV fczVsu] phu vkSj µvkj-ds- ik.Ms; 75-00
Hkkjr dh fons'k uhfr;ka
31- Abul Kalam Azad—Between Dreams and Realities 240-00
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32- Communal Hormony and The Future of India—Zakir Hussain 125-00
33- Ethics of Gandhian Movements —Ratnam 120-00
lekt'kkL=k (Sociology)
1- vuq l a / kku i¼fr'kkL= µfp=k ik.Ms ; 60-00
2- vijk/k'kkL= µlR;iz d k'k vk;Z 50-00
3- vkS|ksfxd lekt'kkL= µlR;izdk'k vk;Z 60-00
4- xzkeh.k lekt'kkL= µljyk nqcs 80-00
5- /keZ dk lekt'kkL= µfp=k ik.Ms; 45-00
6- izdk'k lekt'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- izFke o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
7- izdk'k lekt'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- f}rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
8- izdk'k lekt'kkL= xkbM (ch-,- r`rh; o"kZµ#gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
9- HkksVkfUrd tutkfr µvouhUnz dqekj tks'kh 35-00
10- Hkkjr esa /keZ vkSj lekt (oLrqfu"B iz'uksa lfgr) µts-,l- jkBkSj 60-00
11- Hkkjrh; xzkeh.k lekt'kkL= µvkj-,u- eq[kthZ o th-lh- dqyJs"B 100-00
12- Hkkjrh; lekt vkSj laLÏfr µfp=k ik.Ms; 30-00
13- fopyu dk lekt'kkL= µfp=k ik.Ms; 60-00
14- lkekftd fu;a=.k ,oa lkekftd ifjorZu µts-,l- jkBkSj 60-00
(oLrqfu"B iz'uksa lfgr)
15- lkekftd ekuo'kkL= µljyk nqcs 75-00
16- lkekftd fopkjdksa dk v/;;u µfp=k ik.Ms; 42-00
17- lkekftd 'kks/k ,oa lkaf[;dh µljyk nqcs ;U=LFk
18- lkekftd 'kks/k dh i¼fr;k¡ µljyk nqcs ;U=LFk
19- lekt'kkL= ekSf[kdh µljyk nqcs 35-00
20- lekt'kkL=h; fucU/k µvkj-,u- eq[kthZ 60-00
21- lekt'kkL=h; lan`f"V µljyk nqcs 50-00
22- laLÏfr dk lekt'kkL= µfp=k ik.Ms ; 40-00
23- fgUnw laLdkjksa dk ,sfrgkfld o lkaLÏfrd leh{k.kµMh-Mh- mik/;k; 120-00
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okf.kT; ,oa vFkZ'kkL=k (Economics and Commerce)

1-,MokULM ,dkmaVla s h (ikB~;&iqLrd #gsy[k.M fofo-)µfla?ky] vxzoky o vxzoky 125-00
2-,MokULM ,dkmaVlas h (ikB~;&iqLrd dqekÅa fofo-) µikBd o fla?ky 125-00
3-izdk'k vFkZ'kkL= fnXn'kZu (ch-,- izFke o"kZ #gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
4-izdk'k vFkZ'kkL= fnXn'kZu (ch-,- f}rh; o"kZ #gsy[k.M fofo-) 120-00
5-okf.kT; dh ikB~; iqLrd (d{kk 9 ds fy;s) 40-00
µ,u- ,y- 'kekZ o oh- ds- lDlsuk
6- okf.kT; dh ikB~; iqLrd (d{kk 10 ds fy;s)µ,u- ,y- 'kekZ o oh- ds- lDlsuk 55-00
7- O;kolkf;d lkaf[;dh (ikB~;&iqLrd) 220-00
µ,u- ,y- 'kekZ o Mh- ds- oekZ
8. Fundamentals of Business Statistics–N.L. Sharma, D.K. Verma 225.00
9. GIST Of Concepts of Management –Dr. Mehndi 72.00
10. GIST Of E-Commerce –Dr. Mehndi In Press
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12. GIST Of Indian Economic Environment –Dr. Mehndi In Press
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14. Impact of Economic Reforms on Foreign Direct
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vnhc dkfey o eksvfYye
1- vnhc dkfey fgUnh xkbM µlS¸;n eqtkfgn vyh 30-00
2- eksvfYye&,&mnwZ] rnjhlµfgUnh (fgUnh f'k{k.k) 35-00
µlS¸;n eatj vyh ldySuh
j{kk o lSU; foKku (Defence & Military Studies)

1 - va r jkZ " Vª h ; lEcUèk rFkk j{kk ,oa lkefjd v/;;u 150-00
( U.G.C., J.R.F., N.E.T. ijh{kkvks a ds fy,) µv'kks d dq e kj fla g
2- varjkZ"Vªh; lEcU/kksa ij ;q¼ dk izHkko µyYyu th flag 100-00
3- vkt+kn fgUn QkSt µQwyukFk 'kqDy 250-00
4- varjkZ"Vªh; fo/kh rFkk ekuokf/kdkj µjkekuUn xSjksyk 170-00
4 A- iqLrdky; laLdj.k 400-00
5- vk/kqfud jkT; dk j{kkra= µyYyuth fla g 60-00
5A- iqLrdky; laLdj.k 220-00
6- vk/kkjHkwr lSU; foKku µyYyuth fla g 60-00
7- vk/kqfud L=kWrsftd fopkjèkkjk µv'kksd dqekj flag 65-00
DEFENCE AND MILITARY STUDIES
8- vk/kqfud L=krsftd fopkj/kkjk ,oa jk"Vªh; lqj{kk 240-00

(yksd lsok vk;ksx ijh{kk ds fy,) µv'kksd dqekj flag
9- vk/kqfud lSU; fpUrd (fopkjd) µyYyuth flag 120-00
9A. iqLrdky; laLdj.k 300-00
10- bLykfed ce ,oa Hkkjr dk ukfHkdh; ladYiµjkelwjr ik.Ms; 120-00
11- ,u0lh0lh0 ifjp; ,oa izf'k{k.k µfo".kqdkUr 'kekZ 48-00
12- dkjfxy la?k"kZ vkSj mlds ckn µfo".kqdkUr 'kekZ 125-00
13- dwV ;kstuk o lejra=] ;q¼ ds fl¼kUr] mRrjh vÝhdk dk 40-00
laxzke o orZeku ;q¼ dh izÏfr dk ljy v/;;u µpkS/kjh ujsUnz flag
14- dkSfVY; dk ;q¼ n'kZu µyYyuth flag 150-00
15- [kkM+h ;q¼% tax ds ckn D;k gksxk\ µv'kksd dqekj flag 25-00
16- xqfjYyk ;q¼&deZ µij'kqjke xqIr 50-00
16A. iqLrdky; laLdj.k 120-00
17- r`rh; fo'o&;q¼ ds lUnHkZ esa 'kfDr&lUrqyu dh L=krsftd Hkwfedk 75-00
&yYyuth flag
18- phu] vejhdk] fczVsu dk j{kkra= µij'kqjke xqIr 12-00
19- ijek.kq fujL=hdj.k µij'kqjke xqIr 20-00
20- iatkc dk Hkw&L=krftd v/;;u µcyoku flag 120-00
21- ik'pkR; lSU; bfrgkl ,oa ;q¼dyk (Vth Revised Edition) 75-00
µyYyuth flag
22- izdk'k lSU; foKku xkbM (ch-,- çFke o f}rh; o"kZ ds fy;s) 140-00 çR;s d
23- izFke o f}rh; fo'o ;q¼ ds laxzke rFkk ;q¼ksRrj izxfr 50-00
µKku pUnz JhokLro
24- iz;ksxkRed LFky ;q¼dyk µpkS/kjh ujsUnz flag 20-00
25- iz;ksxkRed lSU; foKkuµekSf[kd ijh{kk 15-00
(Military Science Viva Voce) µxksiky nkl V.Mu
26- ckaXykns'k dk eqfDr la?k"kZ µckcwjke ik.Ms; 90-00
27- Hkkjr dk lSU; bfrgklµekgs'oj] flag 22-00
28- Hkkjr&ikd dk pkSFkk ;q¼% 'krZ vkSj lEHkkouk,¡ µv'kksd dqekj flag 40-00
29- Hkkjr&ikd lEcU/k (,d lkefjd fo'ys"k.k) µlqjsUnz feJ] vkdk'k feJ 220-00
30- Hkkjrh; izfrj{kk dk fodkl µv#.k iVokjh 180-00
31- Hkkjrh; ;q¼ dyk (1947 ls) µyYyuth flag (IInd Enlarged Edition) 45-00
32- Hkkjrh; lSU; dyk dk bfrgkl 80-00
µÏ".k dqekj ;kno] vjfoan dqekj JhokLro] vHk; 'kadj flag
33- Hkkjrh; lSU; bfrgkl vkSj ;q¼ ds fl¼kUr µyYyuth fla g 125-00
34- Hkkjrh; lSU; laxBu vkSj iz'kklu&yYyuth fla g 60-00

35- egku L=kWrsftd fopkjd % leFkZ jkenkl µij'kqjke xqIr 100-00
36- ;q¼ vkSj 'kkfUr dh leL;k,¡ µyYyuth fla g 100-00
37- ;q¼ ,oa 'kkfUr ds ewyrRo µckcwjke ik.Ms; o jkelwjr ik.Ms; 65-00
38- ;q¼ dk v/;;u µv'kksd dqekj flag 50-00
39- ;q¼ dh izÏfr o mRrjh vÝhdk dk laxzke µyYyuth flag 40-00
40- ;q¼ dyk (M.P. P.C.S. ds f}rh; iz'ui= ds fy,) µyYyu th flag 60-00
41- ;q¼ o varjkZ"Vªh; lEcU/k µckcwjke ik.Ms; o jkelwjr ik.Ms; 40-00
42- ;q¼uhfrd v/;;u µyYyu th flag 125-00
(M.P. P.C.S. ds f}rh; iz'ui= ds fy,)
43- ;ks/ku laHkkj ,oa fo'o 'kkafr µyYyuth flag 25-00
44- j{kk izkS|ksfxdh esa Hkkjr µyYyuth flag 35-00
45- j{kk ,oa L=krsftd ekufp= vè;;u µv#.k iVokjh 40-00
46- j{kk ,oa L=krsftd iz;ksxkRed L=krsthµv#.k iVokjh 35 00
35-00
47- jkek;.kdkyhu ;q¼dyk µyYyuth flag 200-00
48- fy,)2250-00
jk"Vªh; j{kk vkSj lqj{kk µyYyuth flag (izfr;ksfxrk ijh{kkvksa ds fy,)
49- jk"Vªh; lqj{kk µv'kksd dqekj flag 220-00
49 A. iqLrdky; laLdj.k 400-00
50- jk"Vªh; lqj{kk ,oa vUrjkZ"Vªh; lEcUèkµckcwjke ik.Ms] jkelwjr ik.Ms 125-00
51- orZeku j{kkra= µij'kqjke xqIr 28-00
52- fo'o dk lSU; bfrgkl µv'kksd dqekj flag 30-00
53- foKku ,oa izkS|ksfxdhµ v#.k iVokjh 180-00
54- L=krftd Hkwxksy µij'kqjke xqIr 50-00
55- Lora= Hkkjr ds ;q¼µvfu#¼ flag ;kno 240-00
56- L=krsftd fopkjdµckcwjke ik.Ms;] jkelwjr ik.Ms; 100-00
57- jk"Vªh; lqj{kk ,oa lkaLÏfrd ,drk µij'kqjke xqIr 160-00
58- lqj{kk dk ;q¼uhfrd o.kZØe µv'kksd dqekj flag 50-00
59- lSU; v/;;u dh ikB~; iqLrd µckcwjke ik.Ms; o ,u0Mh0 pkScs 90-00
60- lSU; euksfoKku µij'kqjke xqIr 60-00


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62- An Easy Approach to Map Reading —Balwant Singh 15-00
63- Disarmament and World Peace — A.K. Singh 45-00
64- India’s Civil Defence in the Nuclear Age —Rajendra Prasad 120-00
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