“Sight” by Jessie Greengrass

30 04 , 2018 No Comments
…the framing of a  radical scientific discovery in ordinary language, the ability to impart understanding without first having to construct a language in which to
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Lidia Yuknavitch “The Misfit’s Manifesto”

29 04 , 2018 No Comments
No one is perfect. No one got where they are without occasionally falling to pieces. Maybe it’s time we admit that we need all of
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Patti Smith “Devotion”

29 04 , 2018 No Comments
In 2016 Patti Smith was invited to deliver the Windham-Campbell Lecture, delivered annually to commemorate the awarding of the Donald Windham-Sandy M. Campbell Literature Prizes
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Kit de Waal’s “The Trick to Time”

29 04 , 2018 No Comments
‘One day,’ he says, and his voice is kind so Mona knows she isn’t getting a telling-off, ‘one day, you will want these hours back,
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Appointment of Judges to the Supreme Court of India: Transparency, Accountability, and Independence

26 04 , 2018 No Comments
On the day when there is furore in India about the appointment of Indu Malhotra to the Supreme Court of India and not issuing a
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Lindsey Fitzharris “The Butchering Art”

25 04 , 2018 No Comments
Lister came to the vital realization that he couldn’t prevent a wound from having contact with germs in the atmosphere. So he turned his attention to
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Ruth Jones, “Never Greener”

19 04 , 2018 No Comments
Welsh actress and writer Ruth Jones debut novel Never Greener is about an affair between a television actress Kate with a school teacher, Callum, seventeen years older
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“Note on Translating the Novellas” by Velcheru Narayana Rao on translating from Telugu the novellas by Viswanadha Satyanarayana

18 04 , 2018 No Comments
Velcheru Narayana Rao has translated from Telugu the two novellas by twentieth century writer Viswanadha Satyanarayana — the magic realist short story Ha Ha Hu Hu:
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Tabish Khair’s “Night of Happiness”

18 04 , 2018 1 Comment
I was trying to hide behind stories, to construct fictions, instead of facing facts. I asked myself: how are facts faced? I knew the answer:
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