While people create trends in literature, like Harvey Thomlinson, the British author, publisher and translator, who favours Derrida and experiments...
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by Geethanjali Harikumar Finally, the time had come for the vidai (farewell). It was time for Rasiya to leave...
By A. Jessie Michael The parcel arrived in a postal van and James’ wife, Doris, put it aside for James...
Book Review by Dr. Nishi Pulugurtha Title: The Day We Went Strawberry Picking in Scarborough Author: Ranu Uniyal Publisher: Dhauli...
By Rajat Chaudhuri “Anything conceivable I believe is possible.” -- Black to the Future, Walter Mosley (Dark Matter) A...
Sitesh Sen tried and failed one more time to fully understand what the muzzy indistinct female voice was describing about...
Reviewed by Nandini Varma Title: Green is the Colour of Memory Author: Huzaifa Pandit Publisher: Hawakal Publishers (2018) Pages: 64...
Reviewed by Vineetha Mekkoth Title: The Who-am-I Bird Author: Anuradha Vijayakrishnan Publisher: Bombaykala Books (2018) Pages: 70 Buy As you...
(From Lit Hub. Link to the complete article given below) I grew up in a house with very few books,...
Bold’, ‘Shameless’, ‘Siren’ were just some of the (kinder) words used to describe Qandeel Baloch. She embraced these labels and...
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