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Tag Archives: south asian literature

Life Inspired Me To Write Stories – Madhumita Ghosh

In a candid conversation with Lopa Banerjee, Dr. Madhumita Ghosh, author, Of A Man And The Mountains talks about short stories, characterization, the process of storytelling and her inspirations...

Bestsellers

Birds of Different Feathers: Emotion-filled and Alluring Poetry

An engaging review of Dr. AV Koshy's recent book of poems, 'Birds of Different Feathers' by Sunita Singh.

Piu on A Pinch of Salt
Toast to the big toes !! Happy it made you laugh. Wonderful comment!!! As always
A Bharat on A Pinch of Salt
It is difficult to know where to start if one wants to comment on this extraordinary vignette. Why comment. It is as thick and syrupy as the juice som...
A Bharat on Bedtime Tales
Happy New Year my fellow time traveler! You have started the new year with a lovely fable featuring a bubbly kid who is supposed to be listening but i...
Michael Keller on Wodehouse: The Wizard Of Words
Gussie Fink-Nottle giving the prizes at Market Snodsbury is not from Extricating Young Gussie. It is from the novel Right-Ho, Jeeves. It is one of ...
A Bharat on Merry Christmas
Bless Noya! That was a nice and throat-catching Christmas tale. Like all Christmas tales right from the time of Dickens. They say he invented the fest...