Doctor Fischer of Geneva – A Timeless Tale Of Greed for Wealth and Death
“You should have seen them scrambling for his presents – all except Mr. Kips – he had to go to the lavatory first to vomit.
“You should have seen them scrambling for his presents – all except Mr. Kips – he had to go to the lavatory first to vomit.
Instruments of Torture: Stories is Aparna Sanyal’s debut work of fiction. In eight stories, torture devices from medieval times are employed as metaphorical tools to
Indian literature has a rich tradition of dramas and plays through the centuries. With strong oral traditions, stories were seen and heard, and not read.
As they say (or should say, if they don’t), everything starts from the page. Almost every movie has its inception through a screenplay (or a
Amritesh Mukherjee curates a list of Indian actors who became authors for your TBR. You often see artists switching mediums, an actor becoming a producer,
Sneha Pathak reviews Nanak Singh’s The Watchmaker originally written in Punjabi and translated into English by Navdeep Suri (Penguin India, 2009) Nanak Singh’s The Watchmaker
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