2017-08-12 20:48
Arundhati Roy curiously dedicates The Ministry of Utmost Happiness to the “unconsoled” – this is the story she waited for twenty years to tell. She begins with a moving eul… Read More
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It is a literary blog, mostly, dealing with radical, subversive and avant garde literature.
2017-07-22 20:18
There are some books that you dive straight into and others that you never really have the impetus to read. And then, sometimes you encounter that rare piece that you hold onto until the tim… Read More
2017-03-21 17:35
Poetry is often described as a powerful flow of emotions: a rush of beautifully orchestrated words that binds someone from one end of consciousness to the other. It is something that is expe… Read More
2017-03-20 22:29
When one critically examines a book, an article, or an extract, what role or significance does the author have in that assessment? Do we place the author at the very core of our assessment… Read More
2017-03-20 11:38
Judith Butler derides the binaries upon which gender is social constructed and urges, instead, for a more inclusive approach that views gender as a fluid variable. In this video, she talks… Read More
2017-03-16 10:41
While Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is hugely celebrated as a novelist, her poetry captures the finesse of her diasporic imagination. Like her fiction, her poetry also works on binaries –… Read More
2017-03-12 19:31
Madrid, July 1937
At first the shells went over: you could hear the thud as they left the Fascists’ guns, a sort of groaning cough; then you heard them fluttering toward you. As they c… Read More
2017-03-11 21:22
Consciousness creates reality
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2017-03-11 20:10
After reading The Hungry Tide, my mother mentioned how moved she was by the character of Fokir – the poor fisherman who nurtures the delicate narrative of Ghosh’s fiction. She sa… Read More
2017-01-31 06:48
When I started thinking about this blog, I imagined it purely as a literary blog – a scholarly forum for reviews, criticisms, and discursive dialogues. My years of experience… Read More
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