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Tag: August 2019

Watch : In conversation with Ishan Jadwani – The ABCs

“When I was a kid, I used to get fascinated by the Baaraat guys playing drums at weddings.”

August 2019, Ishan Jadwani, The ABCs

‘I crave to hear the descend of dewdrops on tufts of grass’ : Manu Dash

Manu Dash discusses his poetry and translations, the Odisha Art & Literature Festival, and his publication Dhauli Books.

August 2019, Manu Dash, Michelle D'costa

An investigation of longing and vulnerability : Sufia Khatoon’s poetry

Five poems by Sufia Khatoon, and a review of her debut collection of poems ‘Death in the Holy Month’, by Gopal Lahiri.

August 2019, Death in the Holy Month, Gopal Lahiri, Sufia Khatoon

Love comes in different shades and colours; it is up to us which to choose

Kaushikee Sharma reviews Amrinder Bajaj’s novel ‘For the Love of Man.’

Amrinder Bajaj, August 2019, For the love of man, Kaushikee Sharma

A land linked by the footsteps of pilgrims

Durga Prasad Dash reviews Diana L. Eck’s book ‘India: A Sacred Geography.’

August 2019, Diana L. Eck, Durga Prasad Dash, India: A Sacred Geography

Eleven podcast channels for art lovers

A selection of podcasts for lovers of the creative arts.

ArtCurious, August 2019, Cine Maya, Maed in India, Reading Women, Song Exploder, The Allusionist, The Guardian Books Podcast, The Lonely Palette, The New Yorker: The Writer's Voice, The Poetry Magazine Podcast, The Rewatchables

Eight graphic novels for adults

A list of graphic novels from around the world for adult readers.

August 2019, Clément Oubrerie, Guy Delisle, Hamid Sulaiman, Leela Corman, Marguerite Abouet, Maria Qamar, Marjane Satrapi, Octavia Butler, Vishwajyoti Ghosh

Six poets who fought against oppression

Stories of six poets who used their work to fight oppression.

Audre Lorde, August 2019, Bertolt Brecht, Chinua Achebe, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Federico Garcia Lorca, Nazim Hikmet

Home : A story by Aryashree

“He quietly took his phone out, dismantled each part and smashed all of it carefully under his feet.”

Aryashree, August 2019

Looking up at the skies for answers

Anantha reviews Elif Shafak’s 2006 novel ‘The Bastard of Istanbul.’

Anantha, August 2019, Elif Shafak, The Bastard of Istanbul

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