By Reginald Massey Glass Scissors by Bobby Nayyar When one reports about diasporic writing one always expects screeds about how lovely things were ‘back home’
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Book Review: Dilip Hiro’s ‘The Longest August’
The Unflinching Rivalry between India and Pakistan By Reginald Massey Dilip Hiro is an authority on South Asian, Central Asian and Middle Asian Affairs. He
‘Debating India: Essays on Indian Political Discourse’ by Bhikhu Parekh
“AN IMPORTANT AND HISTORIC DOCUMENT ON INDIA” Reginald Massey The intellectual and highly respected academic Bhikhu Parekh has just published Debating India: Essays on Indian
The Song of the Shirt by Jeremy Seabrook (Navayana Books) – Charles Sarvan
In a poor house, a woman is seated at a table. “Her face is thin and worn, and she has coarse, red hands, all pricked
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Bomoicar: stories of Bombay Goans by Reena Martins Tawny Glows by Jaspreet Mander Many years ago when I was in Bombay the Chief Minister there was
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Atmospheric Embroidery by Meena Alexander Glyndebourne Summer and Bitter Strawberries by Minoo Golvala Taste of British South Asian Theatres: Aesthetics and Production by Chandrika Patel
A World Elsewhere by Shanta Acharya – Review by Mona Dash
A World Elsewhere is Shanta Acharya’s first book of fiction. Set in the eastern state of Odisha in India, the
Confluence August 2015 Issue
Confluence South Asian Perspective August 2015 Issue
Huge support for London launch of Desi Girls…
Huge support for London launch of Desi Girls… by James Brewer
DESI GIRLS: Stories by Indian Women Writers Abroad; Edited by Divya Mathur
By Joan Deitch HopeRoad Publishing 2015 www.hoperoadpublishing.com PRINT – 978-1-908446-44-2 E-BOOK – 978-1-908446-43-5 Each one of the 22 tales in the Desi Girls collection ends