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This Land, This People – Rajbanshi Poems Translated by Pradip Acharya and Jyotirmoy Pradhan
Kamalakar Bhat reviews Rajbanshi’s book of poetry, This Land, This People translated by Pradip Acharya and Jyotirmoy Pradhan
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Book Reviews
Kamalakar Bhat reviews Rajbanshi’s book of poetry, This Land, This People translated by Pradip Acharya and Jyotirmoy Pradhan
Literature
The author shares her reflections on becoming a writer and the tussle between self-publishing and traditional publishing.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author weaves a telling tale out of a a complex fusion of honey, mountains, lungs, honeycombs, childhood memories and falling stars.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author writes of a night’s experience replete with classical music, a cup of chai and nostalgia.
Book Reviews
J.G.P. MacAdam reviews Suchitra Vijayan’s book Midnight’s Borders: A People’s History of Modern India
Creative Non-Fiction
The author, along with her family, go for a snowboarding post-quarantine vacation and she discovers, among other things, layers of meaning in Frost’s poem.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author and her daughter relate to their roots via the ashtonishing route of blueberries and how it represents the author’s grandmother.
Literature
The author circumnavigates the world of literature, along with the intent of discovering the know-how of women writers and comes back satisfied.
Book Reviews
Sucharita Dutta-Asane reviews a collection of contemporary short fiction from Bangladesh edited by Sohana Manzoor.
Book Reviews
Sekhar Banerjee reviews Mirza Ghalib’s poems on Banaras
Creative Non-Fiction
The author experiences the idiosyncratic romance of riding 2 wheels into Himalayan valleys and crosses paths never crossed before.
Culture
The author’s courageous attempt to create a near-perfect amalgamation of colors, heritage and cultures is met with unforeseen hurdles. Helpless, the author calls herself a white woman with a dark story.
Book Reviews
Kiran Bhat reviews Karan Madhok’s novel, A Beautiful Decay.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author takes a walk across bookstores in search for James Baldwin and for the metaphor it represents.
Nature & Environment
The author and his wife dive deep inside the tranquility promised by God’s own Country.
Non-Fiction
The author’s friendship with Ira, a Ukrainian, whom she had met on a Facebook page for animal lovers, turns into something far more than mere friendship as Russia wages War on Ukraine.
Literature
In Conversation with Oksana Zabuzhko’s “One Hundred Years of Solitude, or the Importance of a Story” and Olesya Khromeychuk’s A Loss
Book Reviews
Jon Lawrence reviews Shanta Lee Gander’s poetry collection, Black Metamorphoses.
Creative Non-Fiction
Having read Dahl’s Matilda at 11 herself and then experiencing multiple cultures; the author goes through one end of the spectrum of not reading to the other end of the spectrum of becoming a bibliophile.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author’s experience of living in a new city is marred and streaked by the effect the city has on her, mentally as well as physically. She traverses the divide as best as she possibly can and finds herself short of being understood.
Book Reviews
Sucharita Dutta-Asane reviews Tarannum Riyaz’s novel, Birds of Snows.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author undertakes an uncomfortable journey of acceptance and tells a tale of a tumultuous relationship she shares with her mother.
Cinema
Film historian and archivist of vintage film memorabilia, SMM Ausaja, takes us down memory lane of the evolution of Film publicity in the Indian Movie Industry.
Creative Non-Fiction
The author translates, among other things, the relationship she shares with Bombay, the city of her birth; how she has accepted and made peace with the method in its madness.