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"Bougainvillea"
I am the girl, complete in the garb,
Of others’ vehemence,
But mostly my own.
ritumukherjee10
Jun 242 min read
On the Banks of Pampa: Review
Volga’s novella On the Banks of the Pampa, translated deftly by Purnima Tamireddy from Telugu, is situated in the milieu of the mythological era of the Ramayana, but is very much a text of the present times.
ritumukherjee10
Jun 231 min read
Anita Agnihotri’s “A Second Chance”
he image of her laughter on that Saraswati Puja Day glistened in Benu Das’s mind. How could someone who never had her own home be afraid of losing someone else’s shelter?
ritumukherjee10
Jun 231 min read
Trishna Basak’s “The River Knows”
Someone had said that it was never good for the village and the river to have the same name, verging on terrible some others said, that it never boded well for the village.
ritumukherjee10
Jun 231 min read
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