Simple With A Twist by Himansu S Mohapatra January 9, 2021 One of the back cover endorsements for The lost Daughter and Other Stories is spot on with its remark that... Read moreDetails
Battles Of Our Own: From A Quaint Odia Novel To Modern Indian Classic by Himansu S Mohapatra November 15, 2020 The Odisha Literature Festival, which has been hosted by The New Indian Express in Bhubaneswar since 2012, has from this... Read moreDetails
The True Postcolonial: A Tribute To Ananta Charan Sukla by Himansu S Mohapatra October 10, 2020 In the death of Ananta Charan Sukla - he passed away in his Cuttack residence on 30 September, aged 78... Read moreDetails
Towards A ‘Science’ Of Translation In Odisha by Himansu S Mohapatra August 24, 2020 Preamble I am thinking back to the year 1997, which will explain the genesis of this book and the fact... Read moreDetails
Ganeswar Mishra’s Lesser-Known Novel Has Recipe For Connecting The Local and The Global by Himansu S Mohapatra August 9, 2020 No Longer at Home Of late the charming novels of Tishani Doshi, a Chennai-based young Indian writer in English, have... Read moreDetails
Two US Returnees Narrate Their Covideital Journey To Bhubaneswar by Himansu S Mohapatra July 22, 2020 A measure of how the ongoing pandemic has upended the world is how the name – COVID – has lent... Read moreDetails
Corona Notes: Neither Here Nor There by Himansu S Mohapatra April 28, 2020 I find myself in an exclamatory mood, bandying about clichés such as ‘ironical’, ‘a mockery of fate’, ‘hoist with one’s... Read moreDetails