Tag:Jounrnal of Indian English Writers

Poetry

Father to Daughter – Gopalmoorthy, Kerala

Don’t have a mind like a lawn. Well-mowed, watered twice daily – The boring sameness – just greenness, no grass. Its conformity you should avoid. Grow. Like the...

gopalmoorthy - July 1, 2014

Fiction

The Song – Debadatta Pati, USA

‘Mile sur mera tumhara’ was my mother’s favorite song when I was hitting puberty. I was twelve, maybe thirteen. I don’t remember the exact...

Debadatta Pati - June 1, 2014

Articles

Haw Par Villa – Saha Gargi, Hyderabad

Haw Par Villa, also known as the Tiger Balm Gardens, has to be one of the weirdest tourist spots you can find in Southeast...

IR - March 12, 2014

Book-Reviews

A bond between mother and son – A Book Review on Emma Donoghue’s novel ‘Room’ by Dr Vishal Tayade,

Room, the multi-awarded novel by Emma Donoghue is one of the most pleasurable books I have read in recent past. It’s really a great...

IR - January 18, 2014

Articles

Exploring Models of Femininity in Women’s Writings – By Uplabdhi Sangwan, New Delhi

Bama’s Karukku (1992), Shashi Deshpande’s The Dark Holds No Terrors (1980) and Nayantara Sahgal’s Rich Like Us (1985) depict stories set in three widely...

IR - January 18, 2014

Fiction

The Thing About Water – Ananya Sarkar, West Bengal

Each time Ramu turned on the tap and saw the water gushing forth--- spontaneous, clear, sparkling---he couldn’t restrain from putting his hands in the...

IR - June 9, 2013

Poetry

Remembering the end – Madhuchhanda Karmakar, West Bengal

Forgetting to remember the end fragmentary sentences clings on its amorphous presence. Words drowns in the swirls of the ink swallowing letters as it sinks Facades blot. I return back from all the...

IR - June 6, 2013

Fiction

The Sapience of a Healer – Dr. Mohsin Bin Mushtaq

Flurry showers of snow were peacefully carpeting the entire city of Srinagar. An uneasy calm overthrew the buzzing of summer lutes in our north-most...

IR - March 7, 2013

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