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Monthly Archives: March, 2016

Writer’s Dream

“I want to do something splendid… Something heroic or wonderful that won’t be forgotten after I’m dead… I think I shall write books.” ― Louisa...

Indian Novel in English: Last three decades – Ramlal Agarwal, Maharashtra

Writing about Indian writing in English. Salman Rushdie in his preface to Vintage Indian writing in English 1947-1997 says, “the prose writing – both fiction...

Sadness- A missed Opportunity – Abhishek Srivastava, Gurgaon

More I live, the more I see that for many people, sadness is unavoidable. These people, often very bright and cheerful, seem unable to...

A Nobel Poetry – Anusree Ganguly, West Bengal

The Nobel Prize in literature felicitates what poets and writers dream of : the mastery over the creative forms ,the ability to influence the...

Friday Market – Dr.Zita Lobo, UAE

As the narrow long road shot straight into the horizon, Hadeer looked at it with wide eyes oblivious of her companion on this drive....

Collective Shame – Sunaina Jain, Chandigarh

It was a sultry evening. The scorching heat of May stretched itself beyond afternoons to the evenings. The sky had turned crimson and orange...

Love in the Shadow of Death – Ghulam Mohammad Khan, Kashmir

It was a long wintry night; my soul stealthily stole away from my body into the cold darkness outside and danced with the wanton...

Nusrat

It is just one of those days when Nusrat would silently sit at the window, contemplating the drops of water as they race through...

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A night to remember

Stay up all night with me for once, I say Don’t complain we have work the very next day Step out...
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Daydream

“Wow, you look...” As soon as those words slipped from his mouth, he regretted conceding to a third drink...

Burn

One day when I'm dead I'll be alive is how they put it at church and Sunday School and sometimes I...

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A night to remember

Stay up all night with me for once, I...

Daydream

“Wow, you look...” As soon as those words slipped...