Flow of Life, a poem by Rishikesh Upadhyay.
Flow of Life, a poem by Rishikesh Upadhyay.
(Originally published @spillwordspress.bsky.social)
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My review of Arundhati Roy's memoir Mother Mary Comes to Me is now live on Indian Writing in English Online.
Read here: indianwritinginenglish.uohyd.ac.in/a-portrait-of-…
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Sporen uit een ver verleden. SporenUitDeOudheid UTAH USA IndianWriting
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Goedemorgen allemaal 🙋♂️. Het #thema op #dag8 bij #beau_gustus van @ta57.bsky.social is #sporen
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An Indian crime fiction snapshot: a showcase of book covers. Hurda by Atharva Pandit, the Hachette Book of Indian Detective Fiction, edited by Tarun Saint, Samyukta Bhowmick's A Fatal Distraction, Chikkamma Tours (Pvt.) Ltd by Unmana, Black River by Nilanjana S Roy (me); Anita Nair's Cut Like Wound, Madhulika Liddle's Muzaffar Jang books, Raza Mir's Murder at the Mushaira, and Tanuj Solanki's Manjhi's Mayhem.
For crime and noir fiction readers — a grazing board.
A small selection: from hard-hitting, dirty realist rural crime (Hurda, by Atharva Pandit) to Mughal-era detectives (Madhulika Liddle), gritty big city crime (Anita Nair, me) to light-hearted romps (Unmana, Samyukta Bhowmick).
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Excellent list of winners — prison memoirs to hardcore crime, a spellbinding account of coasts and tides to Bombay and Delhi novels — that gives readers a sense of the strength and breadth of Indian fiction and non-fiction.
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