Works by
Narayan Jumnoodoo
(Writer)

Plays (Published)

• The Hospital Hairdresser (2008)
  Stanley Kuck, a white man, worked as a hairdresser at Bexley Hospital in England. He could not stand Angela Dillon, a gorgeous white nurse loving Donald Hayes, a colored man. The hospital hairdresser's motive was to put an end to their romance and to make Angela his mistress.

• Fate (2007)
  "By writing Fate, I have tried to depict the social injustice that exists in nearly every country in the world. To some, life is a garden of flowers, while to others, it is not. Money is the only thing that counts for some people. They can do anything to achieve it. To others, money means little. They work hard, and they try to become good patriots.
  
  Fate takes place in Mauritius and shows social inequalities based especially on economic class. Charles, the protagonist of the work, finds out the woman he loves will not marry him because he is of a lower class than her. Because of this, Charles devotes himself to his studies at his university and eventually becomes a political leader. It is at this stage that the woman with whom he was in love comes to respect him and decides to come back into his life, but Charles, remaining loyal to his convictions, knows she loves his status and not him."

Plays (Unpublished)

• Joseph

• Love Torn Into Pieces

• Rosalie

• The Price of Love

• The Sons of Beauty Island

• Vanessa (Unpublished)

Poetry

• The Golden Flowers (Unpublished)