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Listening to The Women of Manipur by Their Voice— Suranjana Paul

Feb 18, 2024 | Bookworm | 0 |

A BOOK REVIEW BY SURANJANA PAUL The day after the Cricket World Cup final, I was scrolling...

A Literary Review Of ‘A Cry In The Snow’ By Stella Vinitchi Radulescu— Shrestha Mukherjee

Jan 24, 2024 | Bookworm | 0 |

A BOOK REVIEW BY SHRESTHA MUKHERJEE Can the art of poetry stand out to be the...

Agony of the Ghost and Other Stories— A Book Review

Aug 27, 2023 | Bookworm | 0 |

A BOOK REVIEW BY DIPANWITA BHATTACHARYYA “Isn’t it possible that all of us are actually...

Claiming The Sky— Oudarjya Pramanik.

Jun 29, 2023 | Bookworm | 0 |

BOOK REVIEW BY OUDARJYA PRAMANIK Poems work as a medium of communication through written...

In the Light of Language— Klagenfurt Literature Speech By Maja Haderlap

Oct 3, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

Translated from the German by Aaron Carpenter The origin of this story lies in topography, wrote...

M. Proust, J. Ruskin, and Cattleyas— James Storbakken

Sep 5, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

For they contain all the beautiful, obsolete forms of language which preserve the memory of usages...

Rosalía de Castro— Leyre Villate Garcia

Aug 29, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

I arrive in the morning by train at a small stop on the regional railways. I have never been here...

The Calculated Sentiments of Rainer— James Storbakken

Aug 25, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

The Gazelle Gazella Dorcas Enchanted one: how shall the harmonyof two perfect words attain that...

Dreamwork Case: Displacement and Condensation at Play in Orhan Pamuk’s The New Life— Nazli Karabıyıkoğlu

Aug 24, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

Translated from the Turkish by Eylül Deniz Doğanay Sigmund Freud’s dreamwork theory can be helpful...

A Picnic in the Sunshine with Knausgaard and Proust— James Storbakken

Aug 17, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

The day Karl Ove Knausgaard was to speak in Hollywood, touring to promote the U.S. debut of the...

The Importance of Ernest Resurfaced in Órgiva – James Storbakken

May 8, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

The dusty streets don’t care, nor do the local residents, but the blatant fact is that the town is full of thousands of hippies. And in this little Andalusian village on the hillside, Órgiva, nestled within the smooth, barren...

Smile, Laugh, Cry – Elizabeth Wadsworth Ellis

May 7, 2022 | Non Fiction | 0 |

Smile The lyrics say You’ll find that life is just worthwhile if you just smile.* I happened to look at the pictures in the obituaries that the families chose and wondered what they meant to transmit when they decided which...