Book Review
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A BLIND MAN’S GARDEN
Blind Man’s Garden is set in the aftermath of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001. The novel follows the…
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Man’s Search for Meaning
When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves Shoukat Lohar “Man’s Search…
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Nietzsche: Beyond Good
Nietzsche argues that morality is not an objective truth but rather a subjective construct created by those in power to…
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‘Vikh’ – A Step, the new poetry book in two Sindhi scripts
Renowned writer and poet Sharughan’s book was launched in Bilaspur India on February 28 By Nasir Aijaz Rajesh Kumar…
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‘Other Days’ – a narrative of remembrance and forgetfulness
The novel under review is the story of a city named Sheher, where Sara and Daud lived in their student…
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Chitra Divakaruni’s ‘Independence’ – An Eloquent Love Song To Her Beloved Bengal
Much of the literature about India’s Partition has been written around the violence and tragedy. The focus is the Punjab.…
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Sarla Devi: A Forgotten Feminist
Besides love story of Gandhi and Sarla Devi, the book is mainly about Sarla Devi who has not been given…
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Book Review: Who Killed Palomino Molero?
The novel is about a young Air force Cadet, who is far more a musician than a fighter, and joins…
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Mapping a Book: About Tebrae by Ismael Diadié Haidara
Ismael in Tebrae gives us an ephemeral peace in nature where we see our human fragility. Tebrae leaves us in…
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An Intimate Glimpse into the Life of a Sindhi ‘British Asian Refugee’
Ram’s family endured the transition from citizen to refugee twice. Once as refugees when the Indian subcontinent was partitioned and…
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