Featured Characters & Colours: Dracula, The Unforgettable Vampireby Manisha Mishra November 8, 2020 0 Some literary characters gain much more prominence than their creator. One such creation is Count Dracula (popularly referred to as... Read moreDetails
Featured Characters & Colours: 80 Years And Still Maurier’s Rebecca Haunts Readersby Manisha Mishra November 1, 2020 0 Recently, I watched Ben Wheatley’s ‘Rebecca’ (2020) and my senses hovered to the famous line: “Last night I dreamt I... Read moreDetails
Featured Characters & Colours: Not Just Art For Art’s Sake, Dorian Gray Teaches Us Moralityby Manisha Mishra October 25, 2020 0 As the world celebrates International Artists Day today (Oct 25), I am reminiscing about the connection between art and literature.... Read moreDetails
Featured Characters & Colours: Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner – His Sin And Atonementby Manisha Mishra October 19, 2020 0 With the birthday of Samuel Taylor Coleridge round the corner on October 21, I obviously got reminded of his most... Read moreDetails
Featured ‘Winter’ By Bhanuji Raoby Sailen Routray October 18, 2020 0 The time of complete and completely satisfying old age and death has come. The time has come for old women... Read moreDetails
Literature Top English Novels By Indian Authors That You Must Readby Richie Patnaik October 16, 2020 0 Indian authors as well as those of Indian origin enjoy global acclaim for having produced exemplary literary works. Though Indian... Read moreDetails
Literature Ruskin Bond: Here’s Trivia About Your Favourite Author’s Lifeby Richie Patnaik October 15, 2020 0 Ruskin Bond continues to be one of the most enduring and popular authors across a career of five decades. His... Read moreDetails
Coronavirus Five Humorous Novels To Chase Away Pandemic Bluesby Richie Patnaik October 14, 2020 0 At a time when pandemic woes have left people frazzled and ill- tempered, laughter has become a rare sight. With... Read moreDetails
Featured Characters & Colours: Draupadi, A Character Often Misjudgedby Manisha Mishra October 11, 2020 0 October 11, 2012, was first observed as International Day of the Girl Child. Today, after eight years females are still... Read moreDetails
Featured The True Postcolonial: A Tribute To Ananta Charan Suklaby Himansu S Mohapatra October 10, 2020 0 In the death of Ananta Charan Sukla - he passed away in his Cuttack residence on 30 September, aged 78... Read moreDetails