Aruni Kashyap’s stories take on the very world that he inhabits
BOOK REVIEW BY SHIBANI PHUKAN His Father’s Disease, Aruni Kashyap Westland Books Chennai Price: Rs 499 Writing from the northeast
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The Thing About Jellyfish: a review
BOOK REVIEW By TAMARA RAZA “Not everything makes sense, Zu. Sometimes things just happen.” (pg. 17, The Thing About Jellyfish).
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Jyotirmoy Prodhani’s poems have a yearning rusticity about them
POETRY COLUMN POETRY EDITOR ANANYA S GUHA’S NOTE: Jyotirmoy Prodhani’s poems have a yearning rusticity about them. They hold dialogue
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Remembering Senehi Begum
BY BHASKAR PHUKAN The passing away of Senehi Begum – better known as Senehi Baideo to her legion of students
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Dark, Ravenous and Mad: Hunger in Bhaskar Hazarika’s Aamis
NAMRATA PATHAK reviews the film ‘Aamis’ Bhaskar Hazarika’s ‘Aamis’ translates to “non-vegetarian”. This one-hour-and-forty-eight-minutes movie digs at a number of
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Discovering Mr Barkotoki
SHISIR BASUMATARI talks to Teresa Rehman about his graphic novel “The Real Mr Barkotoki” What made you conceptualise this graphic
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Emperor Akbar is still relevant: Manimugdha Sharma
Author Manimugdha Sharma talks about his new book Allahu Akbar to TERESA REHMAN What inspired you to write a book
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Small Litfests are more endearing: Mitra Phukan
MITRA PHUKAN Photo: Ukiyo Litfest, Imphal With the end of summer comes the beginning of the Litfest season. All across
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Deafness, while disabling, does not have to be a disability: Dr Carolyn Stern
UNEARTHING THE AMERICAN WOMAN DR CAROLYN STERN By Teresa Rehman When sign language interpreter Barbara Haschmann Williams told me that
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Sonnet Mondal’s poems tend to think, pause and question aspects about life
ANANYA S GUHA Sonnet Mondal’s collection “Karmic Chanting” true to its title has a meditative poise about it. The poems
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