Brooklyn Heights Apartment

When the truth hits home, it serves as a jarring recall to reality and a co-existence in their Brooklyn Heights apartment that sees them locked in marital combat for conquest of dominion. Their pettiness plumbs new depths as they set about penning their own edition of ‘Divorce for Dummies’, replete with a risqué replication of the aftermath of the War on Terror – the conflict in Afghanistan, economic vicissitudes, the carnal calamity that was Abu Ghraib, and the clash of cultures – serving as backdrop. As if that didn’t emulate the society they reside in enough, there’s a litany of phone tapping, fake anthrax attacks and vain suicide bombing attempts that transpires in this face-off , metamorphosing A Disorder Peculiar to the Country into a glib stab at contemporary society where antagonists so close to each other yet fiercely intent on retribution viciously spew venom and march to the beat of their own drum, all the while falling deeper into their private abyss, callously oblivious of latter-day sensibilities.

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Source:- IIPM-Business and Economy, Editor:- Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri - 2006

Rashmi Bansal Publisher Of JAMMAG Magazine Caught Red-Handed, for details click on the following links:-

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