Tag:English writers

Editorial

Time to Get Punished and Get Educated

"The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off." -Gloria Steinem At last the Indian population, especially women responded sensibly and...

IR - December 25, 2012

Literary Updates

Aravind Adiga, Amitav Ghosh’s works in Dublin literary award longlist

Novels by four Indian authors, including Aravind Adiga and Amitav Ghosh, are among 154 titles long listed for the 2013 IMPAC Dublin literary award. Besides...

IR - December 22, 2012

Poetry

Oxymoron – Sethu Nazeer, Kerala

Relinquishing all worldly belongings, Through Woods and valleys the monk traversed, Seeking Salvation from sins, He chanted endlessly, divine verses, For enlightenment and redemption He purged his debauched mortal...

IR - December 18, 2012

Articles

No Where Man – Asit Kanti Sarkar, West Bengal

Diaspora has been a reality all over the world through ages. In his essay on Gunter Grass, Rushdie proclaims, "We all cross frontiers; in...

IR - December 17, 2012

Articles

All the World is a Stage…The British Way of Selling History and Heritage – Mathew George, Kerala

“All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players, they have their exits and entrances.” Jacques was reciting his monologue...

IR - December 16, 2012

Poetry

An Evening in Alleppey – Priyaranjan Das, Kerala

As their waves were not like ours Nor the surf and the air I missed the camera when I was in Alleppey. The black water rolling into...

IR - December 16, 2012

Book-Reviews

Dr Anshu Pandey reviewing Life..Love..Kumbh, the fiction by Aporva Kala

Life..Love..kumbh.. is not one of those books that can be read in one sitting. I had a tough time getting through this book. Life..Love..Kumbh...

IR - December 16, 2012

Poetry

Washer woman – Sudhanshu Bhandari, Uttarakhand

It’s the twilight zone between night and day; The Sun is still not yet up there; The crepuscular horizon has a razor-thin streak Of red-light peeping out...

IR - December 16, 2012

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