Literature does not know boundaries and walls in any of the possible sense. It transcends the limits, the distances, the gaps and the spaces very convincingly and that is what we have been witnessing through the years. Be it the tales of Illiad or Aeneid or Dante’s Divine Comedy...
The year 2018 is about to end and, in fact, has already ended for certain parts of this world already. Overall, to me, it was a good year once again as most of the years so far in my life have been. I am pretty sure that many of you must have spent it in better ways and now that...
English literature in India has always been diverse, full of inspirational examples and also passionate. Most often, we get to see the examples which...
Well, it had to come – today or tomorrow or a day after. It was inevitable. An author of the stature of Amitav Ghosh is not someone who can be...
How many times do we read a novel that takes us to unnecessary paths and then surprises us with a stunning connection that melts the difference...
I recently read Jestus, a novel by V S Sury – an experienced but a new person in the field of literary pursuits. However, I have read this...
Phidalia Toi is an acclaimed author who has been, constantly, writing about the achievements and downsides of the Modi-led NDA Government at the...
I did not believe that the term political literature would ever go beyond the limited definition – literature published to propagate political...
Once again, the season of literary festivals and book fairs has come. It will begin (or has already begun) very soon and will continue until the...
In India, on an average, almost 400 books are published every day and out of those 400, almost 270 (maybe 300 some days) are the leisure literature...
