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A Lyrical Ecofeminist Tale: Book Review of Sonali Prasad’s “Glass Bottom”

Set against the Arabian Sea, the novel narrates the interconnected lives of Gul, Arth, Luni, and Himmo — mother-daughter pairs who live by…

Sep 24

A Lyrical Ecofeminist Tale: Book Review of Sonali Prasad’s “Glass Bottom”

Sep 24

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The Assamese in the Assam Agitation: Book Review of Dhrubajyoti Borah’s “The Rainbow Runners”

“The Rainbow Runners” is everything other than a thriller; it’s a Naipaulesque literary drama.

Jul 30

The Assamese in the Assam Agitation: Book Review of Dhrubajyoti Borah’s “The Rainbow Runners”

Jul 30

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“Uzumaki”: An Unsettling Tale of Lovecraftian Legacy

and why you should read it!

Sep 4, 2022

“Uzumaki”: An Unsettling Tale of Lovecraftian Legacy

Sep 4, 2022

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Unlocking Aristotle’s “Poetics”: A Reader’s Guide | How to Read Series

Here is what you should know in order to get the most out of the text

Jun 23, 2021

Unlocking Aristotle’s “Poetics”: A Reader’s Guide | How to Read Series

Jun 23, 2021

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Exploring the Indian Absurd: A Review of J.P. Das’s “Absurd Play”

My reflections on “Absurd Play” by J. P. Das

Oct 4, 2022

The book “Absurd Play” framed in Salvador Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory” (1931).

Oct 4, 2022

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A Quiet Rebellion: Book Review of Rupleena Bose’s “Summer of Then”

Bose’s debut novel, Summer of Then, is an ambitious narrative that spans over a decade and moves between Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, and…

Sep 7

A Quiet Rebellion: Book Review of Rupleena Bose’s “Summer of Then”

Sep 7

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A Riveting Family Saga: Book Review of Gita Vishwanath’s “A Journey Gone Wrong”

Gita Vishwanath’s “A Journey Gone Wrong” promises an intriguing family saga from its very first pages

Jul 20

A Riveting Family Saga: Book Review of Gita Vishwanath’s “A Journey Gone Wrong”

Jul 20

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Amidst Cultures and Controversies: Book Review of Akshaya Bahibala’s “Bhang Journeys: Stories…

… the subtitle of the book says: “Stories, Histories, Trips and Travels”. There couldn’t have been a better description for the book, for…

Jul 8

Amidst Cultures and Controversies: Book Review of Akshaya Bahibala’s “Bhang Journeys: Stories…

Jul 8

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Imaginative Realities and Ecological Futures: Book Review of Gigi Ganguly’s “Biopeculiar: Stories…

Suspended between reality and fantasy, the narratives are efficacious in providing unique perspectives of the many worlds existing in the…

Jul 1

Imaginative Realities and Ecological Futures: Book Review of Gigi Ganguly’s “Biopeculiar: Stories…

Jul 1

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Caste Dynamics, Social Hierarchy in Modern India: Book Review of Ajay Navaria’s “Worlds Within…

An analogy is drawn between class, caste, religion, gender, and nations using the framework of hierarchy.

Jun 21

Caste Dynamics, Social Hierarchy in Modern India: Book Review of Ajay Navaria’s “Worlds Within…

Jun 21

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