Monthly Archives: March, 2016

Editorial

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...

IR - March 14, 2016

Articles

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...

IR - March 2, 2016

Articles

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...

IR - March 1, 2016

Articles

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...

IR - March 1, 2016

Fiction

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....

IR - March 1, 2016

Fiction

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...

IR - March 1, 2016

Fiction

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...

IR - March 1, 2016

Fiction

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...

IR - March 1, 2016

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