Smile The lyrics say You’ll find that life is just worthwhile if you just smile.* I happened to...
Smile, Laugh, Cry – Elizabeth Wadsworth Ellis
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Non Fiction
Introducing Mario Benedetti: the Uruguayan Writer and his Naïve and “Not-so-Naïve” Narrators – Clark Bouwman
Uruguay is a small country wedged between Argentina and Brazil, a country of pastureland, lovely...
Gestures Of The Latin American Poetry – Juan Daniel Neira Basto
Selected from the Spanish by Ikaro Valderrama OrtizJuan Daniel Neira Basto (Bogota, 1992) is a...
Goodbye Gianni – Enrico Palandri
Gianni Celati was born in Sondrio, Italy, in 1937. The novels Le Avventure di Guizzardi (1973), La...
Epic Takes (Part Two) – Arpan Chakraborty
Epic Takes - 1 Translated from the Bengali by Rajat Chaudhuri It was in Kurukshetra, epic...
Musings Upon the Harvest Moon- John C. Krieg
The harvest moon is not the largest, or a so-called “super moon”, but to marijuana farmers it is...
Tamarind and Day – Mandira Pattnaik
Like the rawness of dark, the dead of nights, the unambiguity of desire, as if all that is true. Now, not all of this is false.
Green Handed – Travis Harman
Green handed- Travis Harman, A Creative Nonfiction You can see light if you look deep into the darkness.
Leapfrog – Elizabeth Wadsworth Ellis
Leap Frog is a tangential take on the proverb bird of same feather flock together
Wasi Ahmed and the enigma of history – Afsan Chowdhury
Wasi Ahmed is free from the pre-Bangladesh trends, whether the traditional Tagorean stream or its cousin, the Babu-Left populism . Instead of shedding political tears, Wasi Ahmed observes and describes how people interact with politics and society through history.