![]() Das deems him an “interpreter of maladies.” Kapasi translates people’s woes for them, a skill for which Mrs. ![]() As he is able to speak many of the languages of India, Mr. Kapasi also works as an interpreter for a physician who does not speak his patient’s languages. It is soon revealed to the family that Mr. Kapasi, the family’s local tour guide and driver. Lahiri tells the story from the perspective of Mr. The title story involves the Das family, composed of a first-generation American couple of Indian descent and three young children, as they tour India. Crafting a short story is no easy feat, yet each within the “Interpreter of Maladies” collection is stunning. ![]() Lahiri’s writing is beautiful and effortless. I have now read her book of fictional short stories “Interpreter of Maladies” three times, and the latest instance has only reinforced my admiration. Jhumpa Lahiri is one of the most talented writers I have ever had the pleasure of reading. ![]()
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