by Cyril Dabydeen UNSEEN GURU In her cave, the innermost recess, in the Himalayas– nowhere else, what she meditated upon, praying, voiceless in Gurukul
Month: August 2016
Recollecting Shiva Naipaul in Africa and Sri Lanka
By Charles Sarvan, Berlin Shiva Naipaul’s reputation is over-shadowed by that of his brother, world-famous V. S. Naipaul, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, knighted by the
LADYBUG, LADYBUG – A flash fiction*
By Cyril Dabydeen
The Untold Story: My Art and Me
By Meenakshi Mohan “Sometimes a picture tells a story, and a memorable moment touches the chords of one’s heart. As an artist I strive to
CHICKEN TIKKA IN TIRANA
By Adam Yamey Between 1944 and 1990, the tiny Balkan country Albania was governed by a Stalinist dictatorship. During that period, it was more isolated
DONALD TRUMP AND THE MELTED ICECREAM
By Ejaz Rahim The magi have consistently warned That the greatest foes Of all great nations Are to be found not outside But within There
TO EDHI SAHIB by Ejaz Rahim
TO EDHI SAHIB Today is the 27th of June, 2016 A fleeting glimpse of yours Lying stretched out on a cot Helpless like a
Black Taj; The High Noon of Lady Noon
By Reginald Massey Mohini Kent, born in Amritsar to Sikh parents, has