Category: Translation
‘WRITERS I FEEL ARE FUNDAMENTALLY MIGRANTS OF THE ...
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‘The memoir is very frustrating. I can’t see...
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Ramayana Series by Natasha Sarkar
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Artworks by Nosheen Ahmad
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Urban Text by Imran Firdaus
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‘Eroticism and spirituality, though different in many ways, are two great sources of passion’- Melissa Studdard
Melissa Studdard is an American poet, writer, editor and the author of four books, including the poetry collection I Ate the Cosmos for Breakfast and the young adult novel Six Weeks to Yehidah. Her short writings have appeared...
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Poetry
Poems by Amlanjyoti Goswami
The Day asks How do we live? Rough As tree bark, weathered With no illusion. The day has no wings, but it can fly, A clear sky with no worry. But sometimes, It gets dark early, Hours pass like years And the years...
Interview
‘When I was growing up, we never had any Bhutanese authors. All the books we read came from outside.’ – Chador Wangmo
Chador Wangmo, teacher turned writer, lives in Thimpu, Bhutan. She has authored four novels,...
Story
When The Doorbell Rings by Isabella Mori
At the sound of a motorcycle roaring, Laura Hapley moves the curtain aside and looks out the window. Instead of passing by, the machine stops. A tall person dressed all in black swings their legs off and gently places their...
Translation
Poems by Albanian Poet Ndue Ukaj, Translated by Peter Tase
When Biblical peace is ruined There is impossible sometimes to understand the bridge between night and day Neither between good and bad Neither between the right and wrong Sometimes happens that the streets are confused And...
Travelogue
Nepal 2016 aka Sometimes You Don’t Call But They Come by Anika Shah
08. 09. 16 Day 1 The airport today seems like a comparatively bigger bus stand. ‘bhai Singapore jaben, Singapore? You wanna go to Singapore, Bro?’ Saw one pretty guy. Only one. Forty-five minutes. Then the landing. The airport...
Story
When The Doorbell Rings by Isabella Mori
At the sound of a motorcycle roaring, Laura Hapley moves the curtain aside and looks out the window. Instead of passing by, the machine stops. A tall person dressed all in black swings their legs off and gently places their...
Random
Impact of Indian Classical Music on La Monte Young’s Drone Music by Imran Firdaus
Abstract As per the title, the aim of the research report is to explore and examine the relation and impact of Indian classical music on drone music concept via La Monte Young’s practice and state of contemporary ambient music....
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