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grant said...In all honesty bob, your writing style is more of a draw to this reader than the stuff you say...so keep crafting those long s...

Touch of Genius Mukul Sharma The Times of India 29 Jul, 2006 Can't wait to see your favourite novel made into a movie? Very soon you ...

Monday, June 12, 2006 The best entertainers The Hyderabad Film Club screened 15 films on two days - eight on the first day and the remaini...

Checking degeneration: The Orissa Cine Critic Association criticised the vulgarity in Oriya cinema and music The Hindu Friday, Jun 17, 2005...

Terry Gilliam’s 1985 film Brazil makes a profound declaration about the poverty of modern living. Clearly Orwellian, it portrays an atomize...

MOHAN MAHARISHI The Hindu Friday Review Delhi Friday, Jul 21, 2006 It is quite true that all of us would like to live in a society whe...

If I were asked who was the greatest Indian novelist of the 20th century, I would undoubtedly point to Raja Rao -- who passed away Saturday ...

Two's company: As the pen of Oriya writer Devdas Chhotray overflows with "Longing", HUMRA QURAISHI finds that bureaucrats ca...

An unseasonal fruit The HarperCollins Book of Oriya Short Stories, 1998, Reviewer: DEVDAS CHHOTRAY Biblio MAY - JUNE 1999 Early in...

Essay: Misery Loves a Memoir By BENJAMIN KUNKEL The New York Times : July 16, 2006 It's no news, of course, that so many recent memoir...

Poets have always understood that by indwelling in nature we can intuit what dwells within nature--we are always swimming in a sea of clues ...

It is absurd that contemporary scholars continue to convey flattering ideas about ancient Greece and Rome. Being that they are mostly secula...

Alvin Ailey Dancers Turn Up the Heat at Paris Festival By ALAN RIDING NYTimes.com Homepage : July 6, 2006 PARIS , July 5 — There was color...

Dissatisfied man - a pose? Chandrahas permalink A recurring figure in modern literature is that of the Questioning or Dissatisfied man - ...

Genealogies of Indian Literature P P RAVEENDRAN Economic and Political Weekly June 24, 2006 Indian scholars who have theorised Indian lite...

'Godot Has Left the Building' : Still Waiting in a Wasteland, Revisited and Revamped By GEORGE HUNKA NYTimes.com Homepage : June 30...

Tuesday, June 27, 2006 Ulrich Mohrhoff , the quantum scientist and spiritualist , on Banaras "Dear Mr. Singh, Yesterday my wife Vishwa...

Song Of Amnesia The film song is mass hypnotism, an aid to help us forget. But the past never leaves. Sunil Menon one page format feedbac...

Caught In A Time Warp Soutik Biswas The Times of India Saturday, June 17, 2006 On a balmy Friday night in Shillong, Tipriti Kharbangar and...

Chandrahas, In this context, what you think of Mishra's view on novels? Do you think that the mid-nineteenth century Flaubertian model t...

Samrat Upadhyay Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” remains an all-time favorite with me: the shock of the first line (“When Gregor Samsa awoke from...

Wednesday, April 12, 2006 A year of the Middle Stage Today it is a year since I began blogging about literature - about other things too, bu...

By Matthew McGough Home > News > Boston Globe > Ideas May 21, 2006 WHEN QUARTERBACK DOUG FLUTIE announced his retirement ...

SRI AUROBINDO , Letters on Yoga, Volume 1, Section Four, REASON, SCIENCE AND YOGA What is this Ananda, after all? The mind can see in it no...